Gleniskos sarawakensis

Gleniskos sarawakensisThe shell is dextral, with a depressed spire. The shell has distinct spiral striae arranged in a dashed-line pattern. The radial ribs are coarse, high and narrow, nearly upright and slightly sinuous. It forages among leaf litter and plant debris near cliffs in lowland limestone and non-limestone forests. It is widely distributed in Sarawak, Malaysia.What does it look like?The shell is dextral, with a depressed spire.Where and how does it live?It forages among leaf litter and plant debris near cliffs in lowland limestone and non-limestone forests.The shell has distinct spiral striae arranged in a dashed-line pattern.The radial ribs are coarse, high and narrow, nearly upright and slightly sinuous.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.