_Trinidad._--Under debris in forest and debris under old cacao trees (Princis and Kevan, 1955). =Latiblattella chichimeca= _Costa Rica._--Very common in the bromeliads of all Costa Rica (Picado, 1913). =Latiblattella lucifrons= _Arizona._--"Most commonly seen feeding on pollen and dead insects on the flower stalks of _Yucca elata_ in June in the Santa Rita Mountains" (Ball et al., 1942). =Latiblattella rehni= _Florida._--Widely distributed throughout pine woods (_Pinus caribaea_); under signs on _Pinus clausa_ and _Pinus caribaea_ (Hebard, 1917). Beneath bark of dead pine tree; beating Spanish moss; they seldom attempt flight when disturbed, but hide in crevices or drop to ground (Blatchley, 1920). =Latiblattella zapoteca= _Costa Rica._--Under stones on borders of Surubres River (Rehn, 1906). =Leucophaea maderae= _Barbados._--In cane fields (Tucker, 1952). _Dominica._--In vegetation of royal palms, guava, etc.; under loose bark and banana sheaths. In Jamaica, on logwood docks (Rehn and Hebard, 1927). =Litopeltis biolleyi= _Costa Rica._--Under bark of tree in forest; in epiphytic bromeliads (Rehn, 1928). =Litopeltis bispinosa= _Panama Canal Zone._--About 80 specimens from rotting banana stalks at bases of leaves; boring in decaying banana stem (Hebard, 1920). =Litopeltis deianira= _Costa Rica._--In tree stump on edge of mountain forest; in dead wood on ground (Rehn, 1928). =Litopeltis musarum= _Costa Rica._--Shaken from dead banana leaves. Footnote to specific name: "In relation to the liking of species of this genus for bananas (_Musa_) as shelter and possibly food" (Rehn, 1928). =Lobolampra subaptera= _France._--Under stones and dead leaves, always rare (Chopard, 1947). =Loboptera decipiens= _France._--All stages common beneath stones (Blair, 1922). Under stones and dead leaves (Chopard, 1947). _Maltese Islands._--Quite common in open country under stones (Valletta, 1955). _Dalmatia._--On seashores under rocks and seaweed cast up on shore (Bei-Bienko, 1950). =Loboptera thaxteri= _Argentina._--Common in rubbish and leaf litter in small woodlot (Hebard, 1932). =Lobopterella dimidiatipes= _Hawaii._--Abundant in wet districts, both in lowlands and to a considerable altitude in the forests, under trash, stones, boards, etc. (Williams et al., 1931). Often it is found with nymphs of _Periplaneta australasiae_ (Fullaway and Krauss, 1945). =Lophoblatta arawaka= _Trinidad._--On grass, maize, and cut sugarcane fodder; under vegetable and garden refuse; under old cacao (Princis and Kevan, 1955). =Macropanesthia rhinocerus=