Olivella spretoides Yokoyama, 1922 [Invalid]

"Shell small, longly oval, shining. Whorls about four and a half, the first one and a half embryonal and rounded, the succeeding sloping, only a little convex, smooth. Body-whorl very large, broadly rounded, somewhat tapering below toward the caudal end, the greatest diameter being nearly in the middle of the shell. Sutures channelled, the channel-end being distinctly impressed on the body-whorl as a broad, shallow, transverse depression above the posterior end of the aperture which is elongated and angular behind. Columella-lip covered with a thin translucent glaze whose lower end is furnished with an oblique bifid fold. Outer lip thin, the margin being nearly straight. Height 5.5 millim. Diameter 2.5 millim.". Pliocene. Shito, Japan.