Diagnoza
  The shell with fine but distinctive spiral lirae, more distinct on juvenile whorls. Even on the largest specimens a small but deep umbilicus is present. The callus is expanded in the lower part of inner lip into a crescent-like lobe orientated slightly oblique to the shell
  Porównanie
  Differs from any other species of Ataphrus, apart from A. compactus (Gabb, 1869) from the Late Cretaceous of California (USA), in having spiral sculpture. The latter species differs in the absence of umbilicus.
  Autekologia
  
 
 Występowanie geograficzne
  Kłęby (Western Pomerania), Poland Zasięg czasowy
  late Oxfordian. Materiały muzealne
  Six specimens (BGR, Buchholz, and Beckert collections). Literatura
  Gabb, W. M. 1869. Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils. California Geological Survey, Paleontology, 2, 1‒299. Gründel, J & Kaim, A. 2006. Shallow-water gastropods from Late Oxfordian sands in Kłęby (Pomerania, Poland). Acta Geologica Polonica 56, 121‒157. 
 
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