Shell small, slender, white, with a blunt smooth inflated nucleus of a whorl and a half and about four and a half subsequent slightly shouldered whorls; suture distinct, not deep, narrowly appressed; early whorls with about 14 feeble, irregular, narrow riblets crossing the whorls, with wider interspaces, growing feebler with the growth of the shell and obsolete or absent (in the type specimen) on the last whorl; incremental lines feeble; spiral sculpture only of a few obsolete lines on the back of the canal; aperture subovate, body erased, outer lip thin, simple, pillar short, twisted, canal hardly differentiated from the aperture; axis impervious. Length of shell, 6; of aperture, 1.6; diameter, 2 mm. U. S. Nat. Mus. Cat. No. 108004.
Off Fernandina, one specimen.