Notharinia soluta

Notharinia solutaThe spire is cylindrical and does not narrow towards the base. The aperture is free and approximately circular, often slightly angular at the basal corner. The radial ribs are low and thin, and spiral striation is absent. Shells are recorded from soil deposits in degraded woodland on limestone bedrock. Shells are known from the limestone hills in the Banteay Meas area, Kampot Province, Cambodia.What does it look like?The spire is cylindrical and does not narrow towards the base.Where and how does it live?Shells are recorded from soil deposits in degraded woodland on limestone bedrock.The aperture is free and approximately circular, often slightly angular at the basal corner.The radial ribs are low and thin, and spiral striation is absent.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.