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Lake Ohrid is the oldest and deepest lake on the Balkan Peninsula and one of  the five oldest lakes in the world. Two of the most striking attributes of  the species of the Lake’s fauna, especially the fauna of gastropods, are the  high level of biological diversity as well as a high percentage of endemism.  The main subject of interest in our research was to follow the distribution  and density of the endemic gastropod species Chilopyrgula sturanyi. For this  purpose different depth points of the transect Hydrobiological  Institute-Radozda as well as other littoral points on the northwestern part  of Lake Ohrid, were investigated. The results showed maximum density in the  population of Chilopyrgula sturanyi in the muddy lakebed covered by Chara  tomentosa. The minimum density in population was recorded on the lakebed  with gravel. Specimens of Chilopyrgula sturanyi were not recorded at the  depth of 50 m, where the lakebed is covered by a sandy-muddy substrate

Assessing the status of endangered invertebrates from the ancient Lake Ohrid: The gastropod Chilopyrgula sturanyi