The genus Schileyko, 2018 was described based on a specimen identified as Helix (Chloritis) pseudomiara Bavay & Dautzenberg, 1909. We concluded that the examined specimen is not that species, but Crosse & Fischer, 1863. Therefore, (1) the type species of must be replaced with ; (2) the species Helix (Chloritis) pseudomiara must be re-allocated to the genus ; (3) the erroneous treatment of the genus by Schileyko (2007) needs to be corrected through the description of a new genus, . based on Sowerby I, 1841. In addition, Möllendorff, 1898 is treated as a synonym of , and further information on the genitalia of (?) (Benson, 1856) is presented.
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