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Genus
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species (by original designation):
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Shell small to moderate in size (adult diameter
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), thin, subglobose to discoidal, yellowishbrown to honey-brown, frequently with uneven darker axial bands, but lacking spiral colour pattern; apical surface with close-set axial (collabral) riblets or smooth, sculptured only by weak growth-lines, spiral sculpture mostly lacking; usually glossy, occasionally lustreless; base generally smoother and more glossy; peristome interrupted in parietal region; outer lip thin with membranous periostracal fringe, never thickened; umbilicus open, width moderate to wide; protoconch smooth, comprising 1.01.25 whorls, diameter
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(rarely more than 2.0 mm).
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<emphasis id="B93BEAF8E01CD756FF4A12740A319B1A" bold="true" box="[199,315,793,818]" pageId="17" pageNumber="18">Remarks.</emphasis>
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indicated in the Introduction, following our previous work (
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), we employ the genus
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in a restricted sense, and treat
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as a separate genus. There are significant morphological differences between the two and molecular data demonstrate that
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constitutes a deeply divergent, basal lineage within the
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.
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is endemic to southern Africa, occurring mostly to the south and east of the Great Escarpment and ranging from the south-western Cape to the Soutpansberg in Limpopo (23°S) and Inhambane in southern
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(24°S). The range of one species also extends into the Highveld of Gauteng, Free State and
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.
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