Named after malacologist Carl Christensen. [details]

Named after Anne Elisa Murray, who was cocaretaker of Kipu Kai, Kauai, with husband Jamey Van Der Merwe during the ... [details]

Named after Philippe Bouchet of Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle in Paris. [details]

Dominique Olivier, a man with a rich heritage, strong quiet character, and an elegant chess player. [details]

Named after Amalia Etelel “Hawkeye” Starmer, a person with a rare and captivating character [details]

Named after Jennifer Gallichan, of the National Museum Wales, co-author with Harriet Wood The New Molluscan Names ... [details]

Named after the avian paleontologist Helen James. [details]

Named after Roland Houart, publisher of Novapex and reviewer of the Muricidae subfamily Ergalataxinae in the ... [details]

Named after the author's good friend, wise console and dive companion of many decades, ichthyologist John (Jack) ... [details]

Named after Jamey Van Der Merwe, co-caretaker of Kipu Kai, Kauai, with his wife Anne Elisa Murray during the ... [details]

Named after Virginie Héros, collection manager of mollusks at Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle in Paris and ... [details]

Named after the author's good friend and fellow world traveler, Joan Anderson, born a Scot and now a true Maui ... [details]

Named after a brilliant, almost immortal and deeply loved Hawaii woman, Angel Blessing Buquing Kamahele Malone of Kona. [details]

Named after Adam Baldinger, Collection Manager for Malacology at the Museum of Comparative Zoology. [details]

Named after the author's longtime friend and editor, David Pickell. [details]

Named after Virginia Kinzey, the author's first true traveling partner. [details]

Named after Maureen (Mo) Crowley, an extraordinary wife and friend. [details]

Named after Richard Salisbury, a meticulous malacologist and friend of the author. [details]

Named after Sumner Erdman, cattlemen and maka aina’na (watcher of the land) of Ulupalakua. [details]

Named to honor the spirit and fun of Helen Breeding (Poki) who traveled to Hawaii from England and became a ... [details]

Named after Pauline Fiene and her unwavering fascination for all living things Hawaiian. [details]

Named after James “Skeeter” D. Preddy, Jr., friend to all and close friend of “Mo” Moller of Kahikinui, Maui. [details]

In the Hawaiian language ui means beautiful. [details]

Named after Hawaiian malacologist Reginald Gage. [details]

Named after the ornithologist Helen James. [details]

Named after Anne Proudy, tortoise lover and executive secretary for Pardee and Sumner Erdman of Ulupalakua Ranch. [details]

Named after Richard (Dick) Davis of the Oahu Trail and Mountain Club who taught the author how to hike alone on the ... [details]

Named after Ella Dagan, daughter of Scott Fischer and Colleen Fischer of Kula, Maui. [details]

Named after Kaupo-Kobe, a cattle-dog born on Kaupo Ranch.  [details]

Named for the author's long-time hiking partner, a sturdy black dog born in Kamuela and raised at his side in the ... [details]

The surface color and sculpture of Helenia moo is reminiscent of the skin of gecko Lepidodactylus lugubris, among ... [details]

Noe in the Hawaiian language means misty rain reflecting the misty rains of the type locality. [details]

Named after Ruth Dyerly for her never wavering support in the early years of the author's search for Hawaiian ... [details]

Named after Satya Fisher, daughter of Scott Fisher, who has spent his life building and sharing his understanding ... [details]

Named after David Walker, collector of the only specimens the author is aware of. [details]

Named after Lanai born botanist Robert (Bob) Hobdy (1942–2023) who freely offered insight from an encyclopedic ... [details]

Named after Doreen Hobdy, a traditional Hawaiian and loving wife who quietly played the ukulele and sang beside her ... [details]

Named after Elizabeth (Liz) Fiene. [details]

Leahi is Hawaiian for Diamond Head, the type locality. [details]

Named after the talented private French chef Marie Pavillard. [details]

Named after Mollie Fuller Haskell (1979–2022). [details]

Named after the author's friend Mo Moller of Kahikinui. [details]

Named after Melanie Wicker, barrel rider, socialite, and friend of the author. [details]

Named after a cattle dog named Kobe who was always ready for a hike. [details]

Named after Amanda Sanders, lovely traveler, Kobe and the author's favorite hiking partner and a catalyst for ... [details]

Named after George Arnemann, kamaina, mountain hiker and land shell collector who spent hours showing the author ... [details]

Named after Nandi Fischer of Kula, Maui. [details]

Liiliiliconcha is a combination of “liiliili” (very small in Hawaiian) and concha. [details]

Named after Adeva Seraphina Purkott, a friend who worked three years in a Covid 19 ward in Germany at great risk to ... [details]

Named after Eva Talreng “Lightfoot” Starmer, a person of deep thought and easy manner. [details]

Named after John Starmer, diver, hiking partner and a back-pocket pocket-guide for this paper and to thank him for ... [details]

Named after archeologist Juliana Vivona of Captain Cooke, Kona, for her generous contribution to the author's work. [details]

Named after Gary Rosenberg who offered generous help to the author over the years and opened the ANSP Hawaiian ... [details]

Named after Preston Sutter who discovered the small Pleistocene fossil deposit that yielded this species. [details]

Named after Alana Rivera, Curatorial Assistant in Malacology at The Museum of Comparative Zoology. [details]

Named after Camille Hassan of Paris, France. [details]

Named after Don Hemmes of The University of Hawaii at Hilo, a popular professor, friend, naturalist, and shell ... [details]

Named after native-born Hawaiian botanist, historian and author's old-friend, Bob Hobdy. [details]

Named in remembrance of The Mayor, a dog named for a woodchuck in the author's mother’s garden in Virginia. He ... [details]

Named after Storrs Olson for his inspiring wit and above all infectious love of his science. [details]

Named after Sandy Gage. [details]

Named after the author's friend and frequent dive partner, ichthyologist John (Jack) Randall (1924–2020). [details]

Named after Jonathon Ablett, NHMUK. [details]

Named after the prolific French malacologist César-Marie-Felix Ancey. [details]

Named with great respect after Ms. Ruby “Fu” Bennett-McNeil who taught the author to read. [details]

Named after Paul Callomon who provided specimens from the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia collection, ... [details]

Named after Scott Fisher who has spent his life building and sharing his understanding of the aina (land) – its ... [details]

Named after Daniel Geiger who, besides instructing, has beguiled the scientific community with brilliant books on ... [details]

Named after Tom Hauptman, an extraordinary helicopter pilot and friend, in more than 70 drops. [details]

Named after a truly great Hawaii dog and hiking partner. [details]

Named after Jim Fiene of Racine, Wisconsin. [details]

Named in memory of Yoshio Kondo who told the author he thought Partulina were extinct, then sent him out to find ... [details]

Named after Pauline Fiene. [details]

Named after the naturalist William Harper Pease (1824–1871). [details]

Named after Ludwig Pfeiffer (1805–1877), a prolific German naturalist and conchologist. [details]

Named after the type locality, Puu Makua Cave at the foot of Puu Makua. [details]

Named after Roberta Fiene, mother of Pauline and Elizabeth and wife of Jim Fiene. [details]

Named after Preston Sutter with great respect for his insatiable and infectious curiosity about fossil Hawaiian ... [details]

Named after Vincené Starmer, wife to John and mother to Eva (Lightfoot) and Amalia (Hawkeye). [details]

Named after David Walker, who collected Hawaiian land snails. [details]

Named after Harriet Wood of the National Museum Wales, co-author The New Molluscan Names of César-Marie-Felix Ancey. [details]

Named after malacologist Alan Solem (1931–1990). [details]

Named after Alan Solem (1931–1990) who inspired this revision. [details]

Named after a calico cat named Bindi Lou, affectionately nick named “The Covid Kitty” as she greeted all ... [details]

Named after Delphine Olivier of Paris, daughter of Dominique Olivier and mother of Camille Hassan. [details]

Named after Kevin Webb, an excellent photographer of often small and fragile specimens at The Natural History ... [details]

Named after zoologist John Starmer. [details]

Named after malacologist Ira Richling. [details]

Extant. Presumed extinct. [details]