Subfamily Amblyoponinae (dracula ants) * Adetomyrma * Amblyopone * Mystrium * Onychomyrmex * Prionopelta * Stigmatomma
Subfamily Formicinae (field ants, carpenter ants, crazy ants) * Acropyga (root aphid ants) * Brachymyrmex (rover ants) * Calomyrmex * Camponotus * Echinopla * Formica * Gigantiops * Lasius * Lepisiota * Melophorus * Myrmecocystus (honeypot ants) * Myrmecorhynchus * Myrmelachista * Myrmoteras (formicine trap-jaw ants) * Notoncus * Nylanderia * Oecophylla (weaver ants) * Opisthopsis (strobe ants) * Paraparatrechina * Paratrechina (crazy ants) * Phasmomyrmex * Polyergus (slave-raiding ants) * Polyrhachis (spiny ants) * Prenolepis * Prolasius * Stigmacros
Miscellaneous Poneromorphs: * Discothyrea (egg-hunters) * Leptanilla * Martialis * Paraponera (bullet ants) * Probolomyrmex * Proceratium (egg-hunters)
Subfamily Dolichoderinae (odorous ants) * Anonychomyrma * Arnoldius * Azteca * Doleromyrma * Dolichoderus * Dorymyrmex (cone ants) * Forelius * Iridomyrmex * Leptomyrmex (spider ants) * Linepithema * Liometopum (velvety tree ants) * Ochetellus * Papyrius * Philidris * Tapinoma * Technomyrmex * Turneria
Subfamily Myrmeciinae * Myrmecia (bull ants, jack jumpers) * Nothomyrmecia (dinosaur ants)
Subfamily Pseudomyrmecinae (twig ants) * Pseudomyrmex * Tetraponera
The Doryline Section (army ants and relatives) (Aenictinae, Aenictogitoninae, Cerapachyinae, Dorylinae, Ecitoninae, Leptanilloidinae) * Aenictogiton * Aenictus * Cerapachys * Dorylus * Eciton * Labidus * Neivamyrmex * Nomamyrmex * Sphinctomyrmex
Subfamily Myrmicinae (harvester ants, fire ants, fungus-growing ants, etc.) * Acanthognathus (trap-jaw ants) * Acromyrmex (leaf-cutting ants) * Allomerus * Aphaenogaster * Apterostigma * Atopomyrmex * Atta (leaf-cutting ants) * Calyptomyrmex * Cardiocondyla * Carebara * Cataulacus * Cephalotes (turtle ants, gliding ants) * Crematogaster (acrobat ants) * Cyphomyrmex * Epopostruma (trap-jaw ants) * Eurhopalothrix * Formicoxenus * Kalathomyrmex * Leptothorax * Manica * Mayriella * Megalomyrmex * Melissotarsus (silk-spinning ants) * Meranoplus (shield ants) * Messor (harvester ants) * Microdaceton (trap-jaw ants) * Monomorium * Mycetarotes * Mycetosoritis * Mycocepurus * Myrmecina * Myrmica * Myrmicaria * Myrmicocrypta * Nesomyrmex * Octostruma * Orectognathus (trap-jaw ants) * Oxyepoecus * Pheidole (big-headed ants) * Pheidologeton (marauder ants) * Podomyrma * Pogonomyrmex (harvester ants) * Proatta * Pristomyrmex * Procryptocerus * Protomognathus (slave-raiding acorn ants) * Rogeria * Sericomyrmex * Solenopsis (fire ants, thief ants) * Stenamma * Strumigenys (miniature huntress ants) * Temnothorax (acorn ants) * Terataner * Tetramorium * Trachymyrmex * Vollenhovia * Wasmannia * Xenomyrmex
Ectaheteromorphs (Ectatomminae & Heteroponerinae) * Acanthoponera * Ectatomma * Gnamptogenys * Heteroponera * Rhytidoponera
Subfamily Ponerinae (hunting ants, trap-jaw ants, etc.) * Anochetus (trap-jaw ants) * Centromyrmex * Diacamma * Dinoponera * Harpegnathos (jumping ants) * Hypoponera * Leptogenys * Myopias * Odontomachus (trap-jaw ants) * Pachycondyla * Phrynoponera * Platythyrea * Plectroctena (snapping ants) * Ponera * Psalidomyrmex * Simopelta (ponerine army ants) * Thaumatomyrmex (the miracle ant)