Phylogenetic evidence suggests the non-validity of the Iberian land snail genus and confirms its synonymy with (Helicidae).

The monospecific genus was described in the year 2021 including a single species (). However, its description relied solely on morphological and anatomical data. In the present work, we use a fraction of the mitochondrial DNA cytochrome oxidase subunit I (COI), 16S ribosomal RNA (16S rRNA) and the nuclear large ribosomal subunit (LSU) to clarify its validity through phylogenetic positioning. Knowledge of the distribution of this species is also improved by citing new locations and expanding the geographical range to approximately 200 km. Additionally, a morphometric analysis of 259 shells is presented for comparisons with shells of the complex and testing the power of conchological features as a tool for specimen identification. The relatively high conchological variability found for , together with the discovery of populations with intermediate conchological features between and other closely related taxa, suggest that the determination of this species should be based on genetic criteria. Our molecular analyses demonstrate that belongs to the genus, and thus, we proceed to update its taxonomic status to , and, thus, to consider from now on as a junior synonym of .