Ampelita funebris

The height of the shell attains 26 mm, its diameter 53 mm.

(Original description in Latin) This widely umbilicated, orbicular-convex shell is quite solid, with faint growth striae and a finely granular texture visible under magnification. Uniformly colored, it is either purplish-black or dark beige. The slightly elevated spire consists of five whorls, separated by a distinct suture. The body whorl is flattened near the suture, then convex with a slight spiral depression. The clearly flattened base also exhibits a slight spiral depression. A funnel-shaped structure surrounds the umbilicus. The final half-whorl descends, with the descent intensifying near the large, oblique, oval aperture. The white peristome is widely reflected. The middle of the columellar edge has a slight bulge on its inner margin. ^[2][3]

This species is endemic to Madagascar.