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Key to ''[[Polyergus]]'' species of the United States based on workers, modified from Trager (2013). ...ssissippi Valley (one species extends west to southern Rocky Mountains) (''Polyergus lucidus'' group) =>[[#2|'''2''']]

The following key to ''[[Polyergus]]'' species is based on Trager (2013). *[[Polyergus species groups|''Polyergus'' species groups]]

|name = ''Polyergus bicolor'' |genus = ''[[Polyergus]]''

|name = ''Polyergus mexicanus'' |genus = ''[[Polyergus]]''

|name = ''Polyergus breviceps'' |genus = ''[[Polyergus]]''

|name = ''Polyergus'' |image = Polyergus rufescens casent0010688 head 1.jpg

<!--END OF DISTRIBUTION LIST--> Host for the [[Dulosis|slave-making]] ants:

...s may be found under stones or logs and in rotten logs and stumps in areas of rocky sand or loam. ...especially the lack of hairs on the ventral surface of the head and dorsum of the petiole, together with the elongate punctures on the gena, confirm the

...affected or, in the great majority of cases, suffering from the attentions of its partner. ...s discovered by Heinrich Kutter (1950a) at Saas-Fee, in an isolated valley of the Swiss Alps near Zermatt. Its behavior has been studied by Stumper (195

...needed before we will be happy with either the nomenclature or provenance of the Florida species. (Deyrup, Davis & Cover, 2000.) <!--END OF DISTRIBUTION LIST-->

In Korea this species is common in mountainous highlands of more than 1000 meters (Dong & Kim, 2019). In Greece it is a mountain specie reported only from Ionian Islands: Ainos Mts. of Cephalonia. It prefers shadow mountain coniferous forests. In Achaia and Ae

...hroponera pumicata'' Ray, in Raffray, 1887: 21, itself a misinterpretation of ''Bothroponera pumicosa''; see footnote in Wheeler, W.M. 1922a: 921.] ...inea) bituberculatus'' var. ''brunnea'' Karavaiev, 1935a: 108, in captions of fig. 26. ''Nomen nudum''. ''D. thoracicus brunnea'': Dill, 2002: 66. ''Nome