406 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF NEW JERSEY. 



SPONGOPHORA, Serv. 

 S. brunneipennis, Serv. 



ANISOLABTA, Pieb. 

 A. maritima, Bon. 



Common near the steamboat pier at Sandy Hook,^but I found 



it nowhere else. This species was not on Mr. Bruner's list. 



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LABIA, Leach. 

 L. minor, Linn. 



Common to this country and Europe. Not rare. Caldwell, 



rare — Crane. 



ORTHOPTERA. 



Family BLATTID^. 



PHYLLODROMIA, Serv. 

 P. germanica, Linn. 



The common small cockroach, water bug or croton bug. 

 Disgustingly common in some localities. 



P. borealis, Sauss. 



ISCHNOPTBRA, Burm. 

 I. unicolor, Scudd. 



Under bark, June — Davis. 



I. pennsylvanica, Be G. 



Under bark, June — Davis. Caldwell, common — Crane. 



PERIPLANETA, Burm. 

 P. orien talis, Linn. 



The "Black Beetle" or "Oriental Roach." A large, black 



species, common in houses around kitchen sinks. Newark, not 



common — Crane. 



P. americana, Linn. 



Caldwell, common — Crane. New Brunswick, rare — Smith. 



