Chloritis plena (Godwin Austen, 1891)  

Godwin-Austen (1891) original descriptions on Helix (Chloritis) plena – “Shell depressedly globose, openly umbilicated; umbilical margin hollow, subangular; sculpture finely granulate, covered with a strong epidermis; colour pale umber-brown, with a faint indication of a peripheral band; spire low; apex flat, slightly raised above the body-whorl; suture shallow; whorls nearly 5, gradually increasing; aperture oval, nearly vertical; peristome milky white, reflected; columellar margin suboblique.”