• †Petropone in Ponerinae: Dlussky, 1975a: 119.
• †Petropone incertae sedis in †Sphecomyrminae: Wilson, 1987b: 49.
• †Petropone incertae sedis in †Armaniidae: Dlussky & Fedoseeva, 1988: 77; Bolton, 1994: 187; Bolton, 1995b: 42.
• †Petropone incertae sedis in Formicidae: Bolton, 2003: 49, 181; Barden, 2017: 3.
• †Petropone excluded from Formicidae, incertae sedis in Hymenoptera, Aculeata: Grimaldi et al., 1997: 7; Borysenko, 2017: 20.
• †Petropone as junior synonym of †Sphecomyrma?: Hölldobler & Wilson, 1990: 9.
• †Petropone as genus: Carpenter, 1992: 493; Bolton, 1994: 187; Bolton, 1995b: 42, 316; Grimaldi et al., 1997: 7; Bolton, 2003: 49, 181; Barden, 2017: 3; Borysenko, 2017: 20.

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