• [This name is sometimes misspelled as Dryomyrmex, for example in Donisthorpe, 1920b: 93 and Wheeler, 1929a: 12.].
• †Drymomyrmex in Camponotinae, Camponotini: Wheeler, 1915i: 135.
• †Drymomyrmex in Formicinae, Brachymyrmecini: Wheeler, 1929a: 12.
• †Drymomyrmex in Formicinae, Camponotini: Donisthorpe, 1943g: 641; Dlussky & Fedoseeva, 1988: 77; Bolton, 1994: 50.
• †Drymomyrmex as junior synonym of Camponotus: Dlussky, 1997a: 623; Bolton, 2003: 112.
• †Drymomyrmex revived from synonymy: Dlussky & Rasnitsyn, 2009: 1036 (by implication incertae sedis in Formicinae).

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