system are somewhat closer than when two different systems are used. Most of the error associated with these results is due to re-positioning of the individual. | Table 7 presents results for all individuals who have ever participated in the Enewetak-Ujelang whole-body counting program. The data are ordered alphabetically by first name and grouped by age and sex. The age reported in this table is the age of the time of the last whole-body count. A person has been included in a specific subgroup based on the age as of January 1982. In summary, the most important finding to date was the increase in 137¢g body burdens for members of the adult male population subgroup. The coconut samples and the interviews will provide additional information to further define dietary habits and assist in predicting 137¢g body burdens for future field trips.