202 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF NEW JERSEY. 



HBTBRAOHTHBS, Newn. 

 H. quadrimaculatus, Newn. 



Generally distributed, rare — Liebeck. Gloucester and Camden 

 counties, rare, in Hickory — Wenzel. Hudson county — Linell. 

 Newark. 



H. ebenus, Newn. 



Atlantic county, rare — Wenzel. Westville, rare — Liebeck. 

 Newark. 



PHYTON, Newn. 

 P. pallidum, Say. 



On the Newark list. 



OBRIUM, Serv. 

 O. rubrum, Newn. 



New Jersey, rare, not taken recently — Liebeck. 



O. rubidum, Lee. 



New Jersey, rare, not taken recently — Liebeck. 



MOLOROHUS, Pabr. 



M. bimaculatus, Say. 



Not rare throughout the State. 



RHOPALOPHORA. Serv. 

 R. longipes, Say. 



Sea-shore, not uncommon — Liebeck. 



TRAGIDION, Serv. 

 T. coquus, Lee. 



Generally distributed, more common in Atlantic and Cape 



May counties — Wenzel. Sea-shore, not uncommon — Liebeck. 



Brigantine Beach, in September, a few specimens washed up — 



Hamilton. Caldwell, rare — Crane. 



PURPURICENUS, Serv. 

 P. humeralis, Say. 



Generally distributed, common — Wenzel. Sea-shore, common 



— Liebeck. Newark. New Jersey — Linell. 



