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Reference genome of the kidnapper ant, Polyergus mexicanus
Polyergus kidnapper ants are widely distributed, but relatively uncommon, throughout the Holarctic, spanning an elevational range from sea level to over 3,000 m. These species are well known for their obligate social parasitism with various Formica ant species, which they kidnap in dramatic, highly
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