Abstract

Theobaldius(?) tristis is the land operculate snail earlier localized from South Kanara and Tinnevelly i.e. central and Southern Western Ghats according to the previous scientific literature. Occurrence of the T. tristis is reported first time from Kolhapur District, southern Maharashtra and thus includes the distribution into the northern Western Ghats. The observations of the present study are discussed in the lite of distribution of snail in this region, shell and operculum characters of T. tristis.

Highlights

  • T. tristis was found in moist leaf litter on the forest floor

  • Representative samples were collected, imaged (Image 4) and identification confirmed using the original description by Blanford (1867), Description by Gude (1921) and images of the type material of T. tristis

  • Our discovery of T. tristis from the northern Western Ghats parallels those for other taxa

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