92 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF NEW JERSEY. 



C. laticollis, Say. 



Generally distributed, rare Wenzel. Anglesea, rare Lie- 

 beck. Brigantine Beach, in September Hamilton. Caldwell, 

 rare Crane. Palisades, Fort Lee, Snake Hill, Ridgewood 

 Schaupp. The most abundant Carabid at Snake Hill Linell. 



C. diffinis, Chd. 



Palisades, in spring Schaupp. 



C. sestivus, Say. 



Generally distributed, rather common Wenzel, Liebeck. 

 Palisades, Fort Lee, Snake Hill, Ridgewood Schaupp. Cald- 

 well, common Crane. Newark. Madison. 



C. prasinus, Dej. 



Caldwell, common Crane. 



C. nemoralis, Say. 



Generally distributed, common Wenzel, Sea-shore, moder- 

 ately abundant Liebeck. Caldwell, common Crane. Pali- 

 sades, in spring Schaupp. Newark. 



C. tricolor, Dej. 



Generally distributed, moderately abundant Liebeck. Pali- 

 sades, in spring Schaupp. Madison. 



C. pennsylvanicus, Say. 



Generally distributed, not common Wenzel. Westville, rare 

 Liebeck. Palisades, in spring Schaupp. 



O. impunctifrons, Say. 



Generally distributed, moderately abundant Liebeck, Wen- 

 zel. Caldwell, very rare Crane. Palisades, in spring. 



C. niger, Rand. 



Palisades, in spring, rare Schaupp. 



C. purpuricollis, Rand. 



A New Jersey specimen is in Dr. Horn's collection. 



C. tomentosus, Say. 



Generally distributed, not common Wenzel. Sea-shore, rare 

 Liebeck. Newark. Madison. 



