Gyroscala mikeleei
E. F. García, 2003
Description:
Dimensions range from 37 mm - 47.5 mm high and 15.4 mm wide.
Width to height ratio: 0.42:1 ~ 0.32:1
Shell: Pyramidal, acute; moderately small to medium. Exterior colour chalky-white.. About 12.5 whorls; protoconch missing in holotype. Suture deep. Imperforate: umbilicus closed. Approximately 30 costae on the body whorl. Costae are thin, low, narrower than interspaces. Costae slightly peaked, higher adapically, creating a narrow shoulder. Intercostal spaces Spiral sculpture of uneven, crowded, low threads. Base weak basal ridge; sculpture decreases below the ridge. Aperture ovate, lip simple. Operculum unknown.
Distribution:
Tanimbar Islands, Indonesia, and east New Caledonia [Garcia, 2003: 18].
Habitat:
450-699 m [Garcia, 2003: 18].
Etymology:
Named for Michael D. Lee, of Lafayette, Louisiana, who has been my companion on collecting trips for more than a quarter of a century [Garcia, 2003].

Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle (2026). Fig. MNHN-IM-2000-4320.
Gyroscala mikeleei García, 2003
Holotype: MNHN-IM-2000-4320 47.3mm
Tanimbar Islands, Indonesia. 676-699 m
Credit:MNHN - Brabant D. - 2005
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Distribution
as listed in source literature