Additional File 1: Table 1. Summary of published descriptions of diets of Astroblepidae and Loricariidae. Only dominant constituents are reported

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Additional File 1: Table 1. Summary of published descriptions of diets of Astroblepidae and Loricariidae. Only dominant constituents are reported where gut contents were reported as extended lists of taxa. Species identity updated to reflect current taxonomy. (nr = not recorded; data from reference 19 used in several subsequent published papers not individually cited here). Ref. = reference. Species (corrected) Ref. Drainage Country Method n Diet Astroblepidae Astroblepus cyclopus 29 Cauca Colombia gut contents 117 36.8% Coleoptera larvae, 15.1% Diptera, 9.9% Trichoptera, 9.9% Odonata Astroblepus sp. 28 Beni Bolivia gut contents 244 100% of stomachs with aquatic insects, 20% algae, 4% sediment, 2% terrestrial insects, 1% plant matter Hypoptopomatinae Hypoptopomatini Hypoptopoma sp. 14 Araguaia Brazil gut contents 3 detritus Hypoptopoma sp. 23 Apure Venezuela gut contents 52 nr Hypoptopoma joberti 27 Mamore Bolivia gut contents 70 92.9% algae, 5.7% mud, 1.4% insects Otocinclus cf. mariae 20 Napo Ecuador gut contents 2 detritus Otocinclus sp. 23 Apure Venezuela gut contents 686 nr Otothyrini Hisonotus sp. 7 Mogi-Guaçu Brazil gut contents 128 organic matter, vascular plants, algae Parotocinclus sp. 14 Araguaia Brazil gut contents 117 detritus, other, filamentous algae Schizolecis guntheri 31 Ribeirão da Serra Brazil gut contents 20 sediment, diatoms, macrophyte pieces, algae, Crustacea, Chironomidae, Simuliidae Hypostominae Ancistrini Ancistrus chagresi 13 Frijoles Panama gut contents 10 detritus Ancistrus chagresi 19 Frijoles Panama behavior nr algae Ancistrus hoplogenys 15 Sinnamary French Guiana gut contents 24 vegetative detritus, substratum Ancistrus hoplogenys 20 Napo Ecuador gut contents 4 sand; detritus of undetermined composition 1

Ancistrus sp. 12 Cinaruco Venezuela isotopes nr detritus Ancistrus sp. 23 Apure Venezuela gut contents 62 nr Ancistrus sp. 28 Beni Bolivia gut contents 438 94% sediment, 5% algae, 1% seed Ancistrus sp. 31 Ribeirão da Serra Brazil gut contents 14 sediment, diatoms, algae, Chironomidae Ancistrus triradiatus 11 Apure Venezuela gut contents nr algae Chaetostoma 20 Napo Ecuador gut contents 3 detritus dermorhynchum Chaetostoma fischeri 13 Frijoles Panama gut contents 6 detritus Chaetostoma milesi 11 Apure Venezuela gut contents nr algae Dekeyseria scaphiryncha 8 Amazon basin Brazil isotopes 1 phytoplankton Dekeyseria scaphiryncha 12 Cinaruco Venezuela isotopes nr detritus Hypancistrus inspector 2 Casiquiare Venezuela gut contents ~1 detritus, algae, seeds Lasiancistrus tentaculatus 12 Pasimoni Venezuela isotopes nr detritus Lasiancistrus tentaculatus 12 Pasimoni Venezuela isotopes 5 algae, detritus, plants Lithoxus planquettei 26 Sinnamary French Guiana gut contents 5 83.3% plant matter, 16.7% Diptera Megalancistrus aculeatus 6 Parana Brazil gut contents 10 60% sponge, 18% organic detritus, 11% sediment, 8% Bryozoa Panaque albomaculatus 21 Marañon Peru gut contents ~1 wood Panaque cf. armbrusteri 17 Tocantins Brazil otolith 22 wood isotopes Panaque cf. bathyphilus 30 Marañon Peru gut contents 11 75% wood, 17% amorphous detritus, 6% diatoms, 1% algae/sediment Panaque dentex 21 Marañon Peru gut contents ~1 wood Panaque gnomus 21 Marañon Peru gut contents ~1 wood Panaque maccus 21 Apure Venezuela gut contents ~1 wood Panaque nigrolineatus 20 Napo Ecuador gut contents 1 plant debris Panaque nigrolineatus 21 Apure Venezuela gut contents ~1 wood Panaque nocturnus 30 Marañon Peru gut contents 11 70% wood, 18% amorphous detritus, 8% diatoms, 2% algae, 2% sediment Panaque nocturnus 21 Marañon Peru gut contents ~1 wood Panaque purusiensis 21 Purus Peru/Brazil gut contents ~1 wood 2

Pseudancistrus niger 26 Sinnamary French Guiana gut contents 47 55.9% mud, 23.3% chitin, 17.6% diptera, 11.8% sand, 2.9% Arachnidae Hypostomini Hemiancistrus aspidolepis 13 Frijoles Panama gut contents 2 detritus Hemiancistrus aspidolepis 19 Frijoles Panama behavior nr algae Hemiancistrus aspidolepis 25 Pedro Miguel Panama gut contents 1 algae Hypostomus ancistroides 7 Mogi-Guaçu Brazil gut contents 13 organic matter, vascular plants, algae Hypostomus argus 23 Apure Venezuela gut contents 379 algae, detritus, microscopic animals Hypostomus cochliodon 3 Paraguay Brazil/Paraguay gut contents ~1 wood Hypostomus commersoni 35 La Plata Argentina gut contents nr inorganic detritus, diatoms, organic detritus Hypostomus emarginatus 14 Araguaia Brazil gut contents 3 detritus Hypostomus emarginatus 33 Tocantins Brazil gut contents 60 detritus, unicellular algae, sediment Hypostomus ericae 14 Araguaia Brazil gut contents 2 other (wood?) Hypostomus ericius 3 Marañon Peru gut contents ~1 wood Hypostomus garmani 32 São Francisco Brazil gut contents 20 50% organic matter, 50% algae Hypostomus gymnorhynchus 16 Mahury French Guiana gut contents 14 100% detritus Hypostomus hemicochliodon 3 Amazon basin Peru/Ecuador/Brazil gut contents ~1 wood, detritus Hypostomus hondae 3 Maracaibo/Magdalena Colombia/Venezuela gut contents ~1 wood Hypostomus levis 3 Beni Bolivia gut contents ~1 wood Hypostomus levis 28 Beni Bolivia gut contents 39 100% sediment, 18% algae Hypostomus margaritifer 6 Parana Brazil gut contents 10 49% Bryophyta, 21% organic detritus, 18% sediment, 10% Rhodophyta Hypostomus microstomus 6 Parana Brazil gut contents 10 60% sponge, 16% sediment, 11% organic detritus, 3% plant detritus Hypostomus oculeus 3 Upper Amazon Peru/Ecuador gut contents ~1 wood Hypostomus pagei 3 Aroa/Yaracuy Venezuela gut contents ~1 wood Hypostomus plecostomoides 3 Orinoco Colombia/Venezuela gut contents ~1 wood Hypostomus plecostomoides 23 Apure Venezuela gut contents 6 nr Hypostomus plecostomus 8 Amazon basin Brazil isotopes 1 detritus 3

Hypostomus plecostomus 10 Orinoco Venezuela isotopes 1- herbivore 10 Hypostomus plecostomus 20 Napo Ecuador gut contents 5 detritus, sphaerid clams Hypostomus plecostomus 26 Sinnamary French Guiana gut contents 3 50% mud, 50% sand Hypostomus pyrineusi 3 Upper Amazon Peru/Ecuador/Brazil gut contents ~1 wood Hypostomus regani 6 Parana Brazil gut contents 10 71% detritus, 21% sediment, 7% plant detritus Hypostomus regani 17 Mogi-Guaçu Brazil otolith 14 algae isotopes Hypostomus sculpodon 3 Negro/Orinoco Venezuela/Brazil gut contents ~1 wood, detritus Hypostomus sp. 28 Beni Bolivia gut contents 96 91% sediment, 9% algae, 1% plant Hypostomus sp. a1 1 São Francisco Brazil gut contents nr detritus Hypostomus sp. a2 1 São Francisco Brazil gut contents nr detritus Hypostomus sp. b1 14 Araguaia Brazil gut contents 33 detritus, filamentous algae, other Hypostomus sp. b2 14 Araguaia Brazil gut contents 6 detritus Hypostomus sp. b3 14 Araguaia Brazil gut contents 17 detritus Hypostomus sp. b4 14 Araguaia Brazil gut contents 12 detritus Hypostomus spp. (seven) 22 Parana Brazil guts & isotopes nr detritus Hypostomus strigaticeps 5 Curumbataí Brazil gut contents 938 diatoms, fungal hyphae, chlorophytes, cyanophytes Hypostomus taphorni 3 Essequibo Venezuela/Guyana gut contents ~1 wood Hypostomus ternetzi 6 Parana Brazil gut contents 10 42% Bryozoa, 32% sediment, 23% organic detritus Pterygoplichthini Pterygoplichthys sp. 27 Mamore Bolivia gut contents 8 50% mud, 25% algae, 12.5% plant Pterygoplichthys disjunctivus 30 Wekiva Springs Florida, USA gut contents 17 40% detritus, 23% diatoms, 22% algae, 10% sediment Pterygoplichthys multiradiatus 23 Apure Venezuela gut contents 479 nr Pterygoplichthys pardalis 24 Amazon basin Brazil gut contents 29 detritus Pterygoplichthys radiatus 8 Amazon basin Brazil isotopes 5 detritus Rhinelepini Rhinelepis aspera 6 Parana Brazil gut contents 10 96% detritus, 4% sediment 4

Loricariinae Farlowellini Farlowella kneri 20 Napo Ecuador gut contents 2 detritus Farlowella sp. 14 Araguaia Brazil gut contents 20 detritus, filamentous algae, insects Farlowella sp. 23 Apure Venezuela gut contents 1 nr Harttiini Harttia kronei 31 Ribeirão da Serra Brazil gut contents 20 sediment, diatoms, algae, macrophyte pieces, Crustacea, Chironomidae Harttia sp. 32 São Francisco Brazil gut contents 22 50% organic matter, 45% algae, 5% aquatic insects Harttia surinamensis 26 Sinnamary French Guiana gut contents 23 58.1% mud, 19.5% chitinous remains, 19.4% sand Sturisoma nigrirostrum 14 Araguaia Brazil gut contents 8 detritus, other, leaves and flowers Sturisoma nigrirostrum 27 Mamore Bolivia gut contents 52 100% algae, 9.6% mud Sturisoma sp. 23 Apure Venezuela gut contents 1 nr Loricariini Crossoloricaria sp. 4 not cited not cited gut contents ~1 seeds Loricaria cataphracta 16 Mahury French Guiana gut contents 21 45.7% aquatic inverts., 28.1% detritus, 21% higher plants, 13.3% terr. inverts., 12.9% plankton Loricaria cataphracta 20 Napo Ecuador gut contents 1 detritus Loricaria filamentosa 20 Napo Ecuador gut contents 3 detritus Loricaria sp. 4 not cited not cited gut contents ~1 seeds Loricaria sp. 14 Araguaia Brazil gut contents 35 fruits and seeds, detritus, other, leaves and flowers, aquatic insects Loricariichthys anus 35 La Plata Argentina gut contents nr inorganic and organic detritus, diatoms, Chironomidae, filamentous algae, molluscs, crustaceans Loricariichthys platymetopon 8 Amazon basin Brazil isotopes 3 nr Loricariichthys platymetopon 9 Parana Brazil gut contents 116 organic detritus, chironomids 5

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