Amphidromus moniliferus

The height of the shell attains 30.5 mm, its diameter 17.75 mm.

(Original description in Latin) The shell is conico-oblong and typically sinistral. It is smooth and yellowish-gray with longitudinal flames. It features a linear brown sutural band and an interrupted brown subsutural band. The umbilical region is brown, divided by a yellow band. The shell comprises seven whorls, with the body whorl subcarinate. The aperture is subovate, angled, and slightly effuse at the base. The outer lip is reflexed, reddish-purple, and dilated at the columella. The aperture interior is purple.^[2]

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