Table 7. Intake in grams per day of local dietary items in the MLSC survey at Ujelang for children from 12 to 17 y.
Imports available
Standard

Ge

Food

Number Mean deviation

Imports unavailable

Low

High

Proportion

value

value of nonzeros

Number

Mean

Standard

Low

High

Proportion

deviation

value

value

of nonzeros

515

|

Fish

19

36.1

23.1

0

88.6

0.95

19

80.9

Shellfish

19

2.9

5.7

0

25.4

0.63

19

7.4

11.3

0

Clams

19

I.

13.2

0

52.8

0.79

19

43.6

91.1

0.5

394

I

Crabs

19

3.7

6.5

0

25.9

0.47

19

30.1

62.5

0

272

0.9

Octopus

19

6.2

10.6

0

39.4

0.53

19

24.2

44.9

0

182

0.9

Turtle

18

2.8

6.2

0

26.4

0.56

18

5.4

12.2

)

52.8

0.89

Domestic meat

19

14.2

20.8

0

81.4

0.9

19

25.7

28

0.8

98.4

I

Wild birds

19

9.9

12.4

0

41.2

0.63

19

16.2

18.1

0

67.6

0.79

Eggs

19

10.4

13

0

39.2

0.68

19

27.8

42.8

0

Pandanus

19

6.7

11.7

0

48.2

0.68

19

22

23.3

4

Breadfruit

19

17.8

27.2

0

109

0.74

19

48.5

40.8

0

12.4

50.7

0.9

132

0.84

96.3

|

124

0.95

Coconut fluid

19

90.5

0

355

0.95

19

158

165

25.4

710

|

Coconut meat

19

54.2

71.6

1.9

308

{

19

133

110

43.7

47)

|

Papaya

19

0

0

0

0

0

19

3.9

Pumpkin

Lt

4.

8.7

0

25.5

0.27

11

Banana

19

0

0

0

0

0

Arrowroot

19

0

0

0

0

9

0

0

0

19

596

289

266

Citrus
Aqueousliquids

106

Mil

8.8

0

27.2

0.32

7

12.1

0

33.2

0.45

19

0

0

0

0

0

19

32.7

33

0

110

0

0

19

0

0

0

0

1150

|

19

368

144

160

710

TOTAL INDIVIDUAL
INTAKE

0
0.95

0
i
;

19

880

360

457

1600

1

19

1030

482

439

2130

|

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