Laeocathaica qingchuanensis

Laeocathaica qingchuanensisThe shell is sinistral and depressed, thin but somewhat solid. The aperture is oblique, peach-shaped and descending; its rim is expanded and reflected below. The umbilicus is moderately broad, with the protoconch visible through it. It has been found on moss-covered slate rocks in a humid mountainous environment. It is recorded from Dagou Nature Reserve and other collection sites in Qingchuan, Guangyuan, Sichuan, China.What does it look like?The shell is sinistral and depressed, thin but somewhat solid.Where and how does it live?It has been found on moss-covered slate rocks in a humid mountainous environment.The aperture is oblique, peach-shaped and descending; its rim is expanded and reflected below.The umbilicus is moderately broad, with the protoconch visible through it.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.