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2026. Homalota maritima, Mann. — Common. Frequents stones near 



low-water mark on beach. 



2027. Homalota picipennis, Mann. — Numerous in June, under excrement. 

 2033. Homalota geniculata Makl. — Common on beach in loose dry sand 



near high-water mark. Under driftwood. Shaken from rotten 

 sea-weed, June 3. Emerged and took flight on sand being 

 pressed, April and May. 

 2036. Homalota comparabilis, Makl. — One taken in April, under drift- 

 wood on sandy beach. 

 2039. Homalota fucicola, Makl. — June 3 ; in rotten sea-weed. 

 2040}^. Homalota atricornis, Fol. — Not common. Under excrement in 

 August. 

 Homalota fungi, Grav. — Common under excrement during sum- 

 mer ; rotten grass in June; occasionally in turf in winter. 

 Homalota ingrata, Fvl. — Numerous under carrion in May. Jet 



black. Legs dusky yellow. 

 Aleochara californica, Fvl. 



2056. Aleochara castaneipennis, Mann., var. with rufous elytra. — Com- 



mon under carrion, all summer. 



2057. Aleochara sulcicollis, Mann. — Numerous under rotten sea-weed. 



2058. Aleochara cognata, Makl. 



Aleochara Ijttoralis, Makl, — Under driftwood on beach. 

 2064^. Oxypoda crassicornis, Fvl. — January 4. Common in flood refuse. 

 9292. Autalia elegans, Casey.; — Numerous in August. 



Bryobiotos Keeni, Fvl., n. sp. — Occasional in June, under stones 



on sandy beach, between tide marks. Larvse in same place. 

 Phytosus Fletcheri, Fvl. — Rare ; taken in May under driftwood. 

 2071. Bcliiochara notata, Makl. — ( = Californica, Casey). — Occasional; 

 under bark. One in June, 1893, in rotten grass. Three on 

 carrion in March. 

 2075. Leptusa. — Occasionally under bark. March to October. 



Heterothops asperatus, Fvl., n. sp. — Several taken in April, under 

 driftwood on sandy beach. 

 9479. Quedius erythrogaster, Mann. — Rare j m manure heaps in May 



and June. 

 2101. Quedius sublimbatus, Makl. — Occasional; in moss in winter. 



Quedius marginalis, Makl. — Occurs occasionally in summer in 

 rotten grass. 



