The Enidae of north-western Africa (Pulmonata: Enidae)

In this work, the pulmonate family Enidae from north-western Africa is revised. As a result, 11 morphospecies could be identified to inhabit the area. Distribution maps are presented for the first time illustrating the distribution of all these taxa using mainly historical museums collections and recent collections from Tunisia. The anatomy of the genital organs of several species is presented, and a new genus, Coniconapaeus n. gen. is described based on the anatomical features of Bulimus milevianus RAYMOND 1853. For the first time, details of the anatomy of the genital organs of Cirna micehi (KOBELT 1885) are described providing arguments to keep the genus Cirna PALLARY 1928 as a separate generic unit. Synonymy lists for all relevant names described from the area are provided, and all type specimens retrieved are illustrated.