Additional file 1 of Long-term dynamics of trematode infections in common birds that use farmlands as their feeding habitats

Additional file 1: Table S1. Previous records of trematodes from Ciconia ciconia. Table S2. Previous records of trematodes from Pica pica. Table S3. Previous records of trematodes from Asio otus. Table S4. Previous records of trematodes from Buteo buteo. Table S5. Previous records of trematodes from Falco tinnunculus. Table S6. Previous records of trematodes from Vanellus vanellus. Table S7. Raw data. Listed are all examined C. ciconia host individuals together with the abundance of all trematode species found. Indicated are the age and sex of analyzed hosts, as well as the year when the respective host individual was acquired. Table S8. Raw data. Listed are all examined P. pica host individuals together with the abundance of all trematode species found. Indicated are the age and sex of analyzed hosts, as well as the year when the respective host individual was acquired. Table S9. Raw data. Listed are all examined A. otus host individuals together with the abundance of all trematode species found. Indicated are the age and sex of analyzed hosts, as well as the year when the respective host individual was acquired. Table S10. Raw data. Listed are all examined B. buteo host individuals together with the abundance of all trematode species found. Indicated are the age and sex of analyzed hosts, as well as the year when the respective host individual was acquired. Table S11. Raw data. Listed are all examined F. tinnunculus host individuals together with the abundance of all trematode species found. Indicated are the age and sex of analyzed hosts, as well as the year when the respective host individual was acquired. Table S12. Raw data. Listed are all examined V. vanellus host individuals together with the abundance of all trematode species found. Indicated are the age and sex of analyzed hosts, as well as the year when the respective host individual was acquired.