• Cladomyrma in Formicinae, Dimorphomyrmecini: Emery, 1925d: 45 [subtribe Brachymyrmecini]; Donisthorpe, 1937a: 620; Donisthorpe, 1943g: 633.
• Cladomyrma in Formicinae, Myrmelachistini: Wheeler, 1922: 697; Chapman & Capco, 1951: 208; Hölldobler & Wilson, 1990: 18.
• Cladomyrma incertae sedis in Formicinae: Dlussky & Fedoseeva, 1988: 77.
• Cladomyrma in Formicinae, Lasius genus group: Agosti, 1991: 296.
• Cladomyrma in Formicinae, Brachymyrmecini: Wheeler, 1929a: 12; Wheeler & Wheeler, 1985b: 258; Bolton, 1994: 50; Bolton, 1995b: 24.
• Cladomyrma in Formicinae, Lasiini: Bolton, 2003: 22, 96; Ward et al., 2016: 347.
• Cladomyrma as genus: all authors.

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