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The carnivorous terrestrial snail family   Streptaxidae  , recognized by having a regular to eccentric shell with complex apertural dentition, remains little-known and largely unexplored in Myanmar. This article presents historically recorded species and provides new data on this family. A total of eighteen species in five genera, namely    Carinartemis   ,    Discartemon   ,    Haploptychius   ,    Oophana   , and    Perrottetia    from the southeastern and eastern parts of Myanmar, is examined herein. Among these,    Haploptychius    is the most diverse with eight species, while the remaining genera are comprised of fewer than five species each.    Streptaxis   birmanica    and    Streptaxis   blanfordianus    are herein synonymized with    Haploptychius   blanfordi   , while    Streptaxis   hanleyanus    is synonymized with    Carinartemis   sankeyi   . Furthermore, the first genitalia and radula descriptions for three previously known species,    D.   tonywhitteni   ,    C.   exacutus   , and    C.   sankeyi   , are provided. Using comparative morphological and anatomical approaches, four new species are described:    D.   paurodeviatus    sp. nov. ,    H.   heliakosus    sp. nov. ,    H.   tenasserimicus    sp. nov. , and    H.   karenorum    sp. nov.  This present study enhances the understanding of the land snail fauna in Myanmar, specifically the streptaxids, and highlights that limestone areas are important for biodiversity conservation.

﻿Revision of the carnivorous land snail family Streptaxidae ( Stylommatophora , Achatinina ) in Myanmar, with description of four new species

Revision of the carnivorous land snail family Streptaxidae ( Stylommatophora , Achatinina ) in Myanmar, with description of four new species