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- There is a gap in the ant fossil record from 78 to 55 mya, except for the aneuretine Na****myrma ****pooensis from the 62–56 million year old Canadian ****poo...
- †Mianeuretus †M. eocenicus Dlussky & Rasnitsyn, 2003 Lake Unita 2 specimens An aneuretine ant. Indeterminate Lake Unita 1 specimen A partial specimen that may belong...
- meaning from the west, a reference the genus being the first Mesozoic aneuretine found in the Western Hemisphere. Cananeuretus is one of six ant species...
- nature of the fossil, the genus has not been ****igned to either of the aneuretine tribes, being left incertae sedis. This placement had been followed by...
- Other ant subfamilies are represented by a single species each, the aneuretine Aneuretellus deformis, the formicine Chimaeromyrma brachycephala, the...
- Paraneuretus Gen et 2 sp Valid Wheeler Lutetian Baltic amber  Russia An aneuretine ant Ponera hypolitha Sp nov Jr synonym ****erell Late Eocene Bembridge...
- Rasnitsyn Ypresian Green River Formation  United States  Colorado An aneuretine ant Myrmecites Gen et sp nov Valid Dlussky & Rasnitsyn Ypresian Green...
- valid Carpenter Eocene Priabonian Florissant Formation  USA  Colorado An aneuretine ant. The type species is M. mirabilis Miomyrmex Trib, Gen et Sp nov valid...
- Aneuretellus Gen et sp nov valid Dlussky Middle Eocene Sakhalin amber  Russia An aneuretine ant Protopone primigena Gen et sp nov valid Dlussky Middle Eocene Sakhalin...
- Reciprocal Illumination: Desyopone hereon gen. et sp. nov., an Exceptional Aneuretine-like Fossil Ant from Ethiopian Amber (Hymenoptera: Formicidae: Ponerinae)"...