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|formation=Charentese Amber |location=Charentese amber, Aquitaine Basin

|fossil_range = {{Charentese amber fossil}} This taxon was described from {{Charentese amber}}.

|fossil_range = {{Charentese amber fossil}} This taxon was described from {{Charentese amber}}.

|fossil_range = {{Charentese amber fossil}} This taxon was described from {{Charentese amber}}.

|fossil_range = {{Charentese amber fossil}} |diversity = {{Species Diversity|Fossil=Only}}

|fossil_range = {{Charentese amber fossil}} ...y the identity of this species through examination and description of more Charentese ants. At present, the only distinction between †''G. cretacica'' and the

|fossil_range = Fossil only |diversity = {{Genus Species Diversity|Fossil=only}}

!Fossil !Fossil Age

|diversity = {{Species Diversity|Fossil=Only}} ...n (New Jersey) amber}}, as well as an unidentified specimen from {{Burmese amber}} (Guo et al., 2017).

...whatever its geological age. Copal older than Holocene is referred to as fossil copal. ...re still identifiable as ants when found in stone. Specimens preserved in amber are in much better condition allowing for a more reliable identification.

!Fossil !Fossil Age

|diversity = {{Species Diversity|Fossil=Only}} |name1 = Gerontoformica, Burmese-amber.com (1).jpg

!Fossil !Fossil Age

|diversity = {{Genus Species Diversity|Fossil=only}} ...mates (Moreau and Bell, 2013) and the presence of crown ants in Cretaceous amber (Grimaldi and Agosti, 2000; McKellar et al., 2013b; Zheng et al., 2018; Per