Table 1. Sequences of Diphyllobothrium dendriticum used in phylogenetic analysis (Figure 1).

Access. No.	Stage	Host	Locality (possible origin in parentheses)	Authority
KC812046	plerocercoid	Coregonus autumnalis	Lake Baikal, Russia	new sequence
JQ245479	plerocercoid	Coregonus autumnalis	Lake Baikal, Russia	Suleymanov et al. (unpublished article)
KC812045	plerocercoid	Coregonus lavaretus	Loch Lomond, Scotland, UK	new sequence
DQ768194	plerocercoid	Salvelinus alpinus	Fjellfrosvatn Lake, Norway	Yera et al. 2008 [3]
AB374223	plerocercoid	Salvelinus leucomaenis	Lake Azabachye, Kamchatka, Russia	Arizono et al. 2009 [53]
KC812049	adult	Larus hyperboreus	Kansas, USA	new sequence
KC812048	adult	Homo sapiens	Netherlands (Brazil)	new sequence**
HQ682067	adult	Homo sapiens	Switzerland	de Marval et al. 2013 [19]
KC812047	adult	Homo sapiens	Czech Republic (Alaska)	new sequence
AM412738	adult	Homo sapiens	Bern, Switzerland	Wicht et al. 2008 [18]
AB605763*	adult	Ursus arctos middendorffi	Kodiak Island, Alaska, USA	Yamasaki et al. 2012 [29]
JN152993*	plerocercoid	Oncorhynchus mykiss	Tarahuin Lake, Chile	Rozas et al. 2012 [30]
JN153000*	plerocercoid	Oncorhynchus mykiss	Tarahuin Lake, Chile	Rozas et al. 2012 [30]
JN153004*	plerocercoid	Oncorhynchus mykiss	Natri Lake, Chile	Rozas et al. 2012 [30]

sequences of Diphyllobothrium ursi;

see van Doorn et al. 2005 [20].