Abstract
Eighteen species of Hydrophiloidea were collected on Plummers Island, Maryland between 1903 and 1972, representing 17.5% of the known fauna of Maryland. Of these, eight species are aquatic and ten are terrestrial. The most commonly collected species were Cymbiodyta chamberlaini Smetana and Enochrus cinctus (Say).
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