Bensonella sericata

Bensonella sericataThe brown shell ranges from cone-shaped to a more rounded cone shape. It has 4.5–5 convex whorls that increase regularly. The later whorls have fine, closely spaced spiral striae. Shells were collected from shaded ledges on limestone knolls and domes near the Thailand–Myanmar border. Recorded localities are near the Thailand–Myanmar border.What does it look like?The brown shell ranges from cone-shaped to a more rounded cone shape.Where was it collected?Shells were collected from shaded ledges on limestone knolls and domes near the Thailand–Myanmar border.It has 4.5–5 convex whorls that increase regularly.The later whorls have fine, closely spaced spiral striae.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.