The following supplement accompanies the article Host diet influences parasite diversity: a case study looking at tapeworm diversity among sharks Trent K. Rasmussen*, Haseeb S. Randhawa *Corresponding author: [email protected] Marine Ecology Progress Series 605: 1–16 (2018) Table S1. Table displaying the prey families recorded for each of 91 different shark species. Shark diet records were obtained from ISI Web of Knowledge by searching the latin name of each shark species (plus all known synonyms) combined with keywords ‘‘diet* OR feed* OR prey*’’. This table includes all references that were published on ISI Web of Knowledge (all databases) between 1864 to 2017 (April). Prey families marked in red font indicate families of terrestrial mammals. The total number of references listed, as well as the number of references with relevant diet information are given for each species. Additionally, the sum of stomachs examined (containing food) for all diet records is given for each shark species, with the total number of stomachs (including empty) following in parentheses. Entries in parentheses marked with red font indicate minimum estimates (sometimes only the number of stomachs containing food was provided). Shark Species Total No. List of prey families in diet of shark species Total No. Refs with Stomachs Prey [references] Refs diet info examined Families with food (total Inc.