Rotadiscus insularis
Rotadiscus insularis was first described by Frank Climo in 1978, under a different genus from the one it is placed in today. It belongs to the Charopidae: mostly tiny, finely ribbed snails of forest litter, and the largest family of New Zealand land snails.
| Family | Charopidae |
| Authority | (Climo, 1978) |
| Threat status | Naturally Uncommon (At Risk), qualifiers RR |
| Records on GBIF | 7 from New Zealand |
Where it has been recorded
Published records on GBIF come mostly from South Island. See the records and map on GBIF.
Sources
- Species record on GBIF
- Threat status: Terrestrial Gastropoda 2010: Charopidae and Punctidae (micro-snails) (Mahlfeld et al. 2012)
This record was compiled from published, public data. A full factsheet for this species has not been written yet.