Japonia bauensis

Japonia bauensisThe shell is dextral and depressed-conical. The aperture is almost circular, with a double peristome. The umbilicus is open and moderately wide. It forages among leaf litter and plant debris near cliffs in lowland limestone forest. It is known from the Bau and Serian-Padawan limestone hill clusters in Sarawak, Malaysia.What does it look like?The shell is dextral and depressed-conical.Where and how does it live?It forages among leaf litter and plant debris near cliffs in lowland limestone forest.The aperture is almost circular, with a double peristome.The umbilicus is open and moderately wide.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.