Marilia flexuosa Ulmer 1905:70 [Type locality: United States, Texas; NMW; female]. Martynov 1912:17 [male]. Ross 1951:71 [restricts type locality to Texas; distribution]. Denning 1956:263 [male]. Bueno-Soria & Flint 1980 [for 1978]:211 [distribution]. Holzenthal 1988:72 [distribution]. Flint 1991:100 [male; distribution].—Wiggins 1996:362 [larva].—Bueno and Rojas 2004:681 [male, distribution].
Ulmer 1905:


Translation by Sherlock:
Marilia flexuosa
n. sp.
Of me already in Stett. Ztg., 1905, p. 27 as M. minor mentioned. I have still still no males, but a well strained second female from the Viennese museum before me, which is somewhat larger than the Brazilian copy of the Stettiner of museum originates and from Texas. Heading dark-brown above, just as also the Mesonotum; Metanotum yellow-brown; Abdomen with that copies from Texas dark-yellow with somewhat darker bars at the Segrnentraendern, with the copy from Santa Catharina dark-brown. Feeler long and thinly, first member thickly and almost as long as the heading; dark-brown, to for instance to the center narrowly small white knows. Eyes rather largely, but with far distance (F). First feeler member, heading and front chest meagerly grey-white behaart; Median line of the heading in the rear half something deepens; Maxillartaster dark-brown, brown and grey-white behaart; the laengenverhaeltnis of the members somewhat differently than with Marilia major: second member somewhat more briefly as third, this somewhat more briefly than fourth, the fifth longest. Vorderbeine dark-brown, lying close whitish behaart. Central and hind legs only at the hips dark-brown, the latters also at the thighs, in all other respects dark-yellow, at the Tarsen with distant black Doernchen. Spur number of the legs: 2, 4, 2 Subapicalsporne of the Mitteltibie in the first half; Interiorspur the Mitteltibie zirka three times as long as externalspur spur the Hintertibie briefly, still more briefly than those the Vordertibie. Lower surface of the heading and the chest darkly. Wing (F) narrowly, Behaarung similarly as with Marilia major. Nervatur s. Fig. 32. In the Hinterfluegel the Discoidalzelle is broader than with type mentioned and limited of curved longitudinal veins. A first final fork is missing probably; the short, of the Discoidalzelle outgoing and with the radius combining vein forms a right angle with this. In the forward wing a additional final fork is available, which seems to be missing with the larger type. Body length 5-6 mm, wing voltage 16-17 mm. I F in the Viennese museum, bez. Boll. Texas. 23. 6. 1875. I F in the Stettiner museum bez. Santa Catharina. Luederwaldt. 19. I. Marilia albicornis Burm. has the spur number of 2, 4, 2.

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