Amphibulima tigrina

The length of the shell attains 18 mm, its diameter 11 mm.

(Original description in French) The shell is markedly depressed and exhibits a subpatelliform morphology. Its apex is composed of a mere one and a half whorls, with the body whorl forming the totality of the shell structure. The shell presents a regularly oval, nearly symmetrical outline, and its aperture is nearly commensurate with the shell's overall size. A subtle columellar rim is created by the penultimate whorl, leading to a fully uncoiled and open shell with exceptionally thin margins. The columella is slightly obtuse and reveals a weakly protruding spiral of one and a half whorls within. This exceptionally delicate shell is finely striated due to growth increments, and its amber-yellow test is adorned with small, reddish, subcircular spots.^[2]

• Guppy, R. J. L. (1881). "On the land-shells of S. Vincent, W. I." Proceedings of the Scientific Association of Trinidad. 2 (4): 165-166. Retrieved 13 March 2025.