… part the poneroid lineages retained their predatory ways. So the success of ants rests largely
on the shoulders of the formicoids. One can imagine that if formicoids had not evolved, ants …

Polistes is a cosmopolitan genus of about 200 known species of medium-sized to large social
wasps. As their common name (paper wasp) suggests, they build a light but strong paper …

… (2) Within the ‘poneroid complex’ is an unresolved trichotomy composed of: (i) … (3) The
Nothomyrmeciinae are a basal lineage within the ‘poneroid complex’, rather than …

… ants have been well studied, there is a lack of published data on the mitogenomes of
Poneroid ants… In this study, we first present three complete mitogenomes of Poneroid ants: …

… Because ants use venoms for defense and predation, venomous ants … poneroid ants
Neoponera commutata, Neoponera apicalis, and Odontomachus hastatus and the formicoid ants …

… poneroids) from the remaining formicoids. This arrangement tests the notion that dorylomorphs
are closely related to poneroid ants… 6, anchoring the ant tree on adjacent branches within …

… that we called Subclade Poneroid 2; the third group includes the genera of the Subfamily
Proceratiinae that we called Subclade Poneroid 3. Thus, in this analysis the Poneroid Clade is …

… ants. Are they worthy of subfamily status, or not? Current work on the abdominal segments of
the poneroid … relationships of the group to other poneroids are mentioned. Full descriptions …

… This analysis did support a more derived position for the Formicoid ants and a … of Poneroid
ants as opposed to a clade. Within the subfamily groups of poneroid and ectatommine ants, …

… of the poneroid complex, to establish the monophyly of the poneroid group, and to
establish and define the doryline section as a monophyletic group within the poneroids. The …