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Table 2 Identification of host and parasite genetic lineages

Host lineages	Reference
Gammarus pulex clade C	Lagrue et al. 2014
Gammarus pulex clade D	Lagrue et al. 2014
Gammarus pulex clade E	own designation following Lagrue et al. 2014
Gammarus fossarum type B	Weiss et al. 2014
Gammarus roeselii	Hou et al. 2011, BOLD
Gammarus tigrinus	Costa et al. 2009, BOLD
Echinogammarus berilloni	Hou et al. 2014
Echinogammarus trichiatus	Cristescu & Hebert 2005^a, Arundell et al. 2014, BOLD
Dikerogammarus haemobaphes	Cristescu & Hebert 2005^a, BOLD
Dikerogammarus villosus	Cristescu & Hebert 2005^a, Rewicz et al. 2015, BOLD
Parasite lineages
Dictyocoela duebenum/muelleri- complex	Terry et al. 2004, Haine et al. 2004, Wilkinson et al. 2011
Dictyocoela berillonum	Terry et al. 2004, Wilkinson et al. 2011
Cucumispora dikerogammari	Wattier et al. 2007, Ovcharenko et al. 2010
Microsporidium sp. G	Terry et al. 2004
Microsporidium sp. I	Terry et al. 2004, Grabner et al. 2014 (=Microsporidium M3)
Microsporidium sp. 515	Krebes et al. 2010, Grabner et al. 2014 (=Microsporidium M1)
Microsporidium sp. 505	Krebes et al. 2010, Grabner et al. 2014 (=Microsporidium M2)
Microsporidium BPAR3	Arundell et al. 2014
*Microsporidium sp. nov. RR1	own designation
*Microsporidium sp. nov. RR2	own designation

BOLD Barcode of Life Database (www.barcodinglife.org). *RR Ruhr-Region
^aCristescu ME, Hebert PD. The “Crustacean Seas” an evolutionary perspective on the Ponto-Caspian peracarids. Can J Fish Aquat Sci 2005;62:505–17