Notharinia constricta

Notharinia constrictaThe spire is shortly cylindrical, rarely slightly ellipsoid. The peristome is double, with the inner rim projecting slightly to distinctly beyond the outer rim. The radial ribs are low and thin, and spiral striation is absent. Shells are recorded from soil deposits in moderately disturbed to degraded partly deciduous woodland on limestone bedrock. Shells are known from Phnom Chhngauk and Phnom La’Ang in the Kampot area, Kampot Province, Cambodia.What does it look like?The spire is shortly cylindrical, rarely slightly ellipsoid.Where and how does it live?Shells are recorded from soil deposits in moderately disturbed to degraded partly deciduous woodland on limestone bedrock.The peristome is double, with the inner rim projecting slightly to distinctly beyond the outer rim.The radial ribs are low and thin, and spiral striation is absent.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.