Helicteres ( Leptachatina ) turgidula Pease, 1870: 89 Achatinella ( Leptachatina ) turgidula Crosse 1876: 96 Leptachatina ( Leptachatina ) pachystoma ( Pease, 1869 ) Annotated catalogue of types of Hawaiian land and freshwater snails (Mollusca: Gastropoda) in the Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle, Paris, with lectotype designations Cowie, Robert H. Héros, Virginie Yeung, Norine W. Hayes, Kenneth A. Zoosystema 2016 2016-06-30 38 2 245 266 Pease, 1870 Pease 1870 [957,1195,1203,1230] Magnoliopsida Malvaceae Helicteres Plantae Malvales 16 261 Tracheophyta species turgidula  ( Fig. 5C)   [  Helicteres]  ( Leptachatina) turgidula Pease, 1870: 89.    Achatinella( Leptachatina) turgidula–  Crosse 1876: 96, pl. 4, fig. 5]. CURRENT TAXONOMIC STATUS. — Leptachatininae,  Leptachatina( Leptachatina) pachystoma( Pease, 1869), subspecies (see Cowie et al.1995: 128).   TYPE MATERIAL. — Lectotype(here designated) MNHNIM-2000- 30845.  TYPELOCALITY. — “insula Kauai”.  REMARKS Considered by Pease as a species of “ Hélictères” (i.e. genus  Helicter, though the formal genus name was not used and it is therefore placed in square brackets above) in the subgenus  Leptachatina(see introductory text regarding species of Pease). The original description was not explicitly based on only a single specimen but neither does it imply the existence of syntypes. Fischer-Piette (1950: 149) listed the specimen illustrated by Crosse (1876: pl. 4, fig. 5) as the “ Holotype” and a label of the collection of the Journal de Conchyliologie, associated with this specimen and written at the time of Fischer-Piette, also says “ Holotype”. Johnson (1994: 26)simply referenced Fischer-Piette’s statement, while also noting additional “ paratypes” (MCZ 45182, MCZ 45183). Neither Fischer-Piette’s nor Johnson’s treatment constituted a lectotypedesignation (see introductory text regarding lectotypes). A label associated with the MNHN specimen indicates that it was received from Pease in 1869. The specimen matches Crosse’s illustrations, although the clear demarcation between the whitish lower part of the body whorl and the remainder of the shell is not so distinct in the actual specimen. It is here designated as the lectotype. MNHN 16 261 1 lectotype