-° Again, just the cocount estimate is totally out of line. If the other two food products are included average daily caloric intake is 14,700 calories per day. I venture to say that if this were the true route of consumption there would be no such thing as a small Marshallese. In addition to our sources of estimating the average daily coconut intake in our reports of 300 g of coconut fluid per day and 100 g coconut meat we have more recent direct observations of Jan Naidu, of Brookhaven National Laboratory. He has been living with people at both Rongelop and Uterik atolls for 6 weeks at a time and has been eating the native diet. His own personal experience for average daily coconut intake is very near our 400 g per day total (private communication Jim Naidu, BNL). Ke further states that he has not observed a coconut intake anywhere near that proposed in the Bramlitt draft and feels it would be physically impossible to consume such a diet. I think the total daily mass and calorie analyses I have gone through would indicate this to be the case. The net result is that I feel the dose estimates based upon !37 Cs, 39Sr and transuranic intake via coconut are too high by an order of magnitude based upon dietary intake alone. Fe TT. . .