A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I
1	survey name	Columbia Intertribal Fish Comission 1994. A fish consumpson survey of the Umatilla Nez Perce, Yakama, and Warm Springs Tribes of the Columbia River Basin	ref	critfc 2007	ref	EPA 1994-1996, 1998. USDA continuing surveyof Food Intakes by Individuals, August 2002	ref	Toy et al 1996. A fish consumption survey of the Tulalp and Squaxin Isalnd Tribes of the Puget Sound Region	Suquamish Tribe 2000 Fish Consumption survey of the suquamish Indian Tribe of the Port Madison Indian Reservation , Puget Sound Region
2	Type fo ssurvey conducted	tribal seafood consumption				national nutritional status		tribal seafood consumption	tribal seafood consumption
3	Type of survey	interview questionnaire and dietary recall				dietary recall		interview questionnaire	interview questionnaire
4	description	random from Indian Health Service of enrolled members on or near reservation				stratified random; low income; no ethnic or Indian specific interviews		Randomly selected tribal members	Randomly selected tribal members
5	Cost	$300,000
6	population inteviewed	744 called; 125 per tribe/				21000		150 Tulalip; 120 Suquaxin Island
7	population represented	yakama 3872; nez perce 1446; umatilla 818; warm springs 1531				281 million		2 tribes = 14 Puget Sound Tribes;Tulalip 1398;Squaxin Island 500	831
8	percent response	70%				76%
9	number of children	204		0 to 6		2000 1996 add 4000 1998		69	31
10	age of children	0 to 6 years				0 to 10; add 3 year old girls 1998		0-6	0-6
11	number of adults	513				15000		190	92
12	adult age	>18				>18
13	males	222				10439
14	females	278		278		10168
15	paid participants	$40 per person
16	results weighted	yes
17	source of fish	88% Columbia River				many
18	cooked or uncooked	cooked?uncooked				converted to uncooked
19	number of inteview days	recall				2 non consectuve days
20	combined interviews					average of 2 days	pg 2-7 aug 2002
21	range of response	chose lower end of range
22	outliers	eliminated 1 child and 4 adults too high						statisical (3 st deviations)	none excluded
23	consumers/non consumers	both; minimal difference at 90/95/99% because most were consumers				both;if 1 day 0 use 2nd day as average;both days 0=non-consumer			no non consumers
24	inteview season	november low fish consumer
25	anadromous	salmon and steelhead listed together				NOAA catch rates for marine/estuarine/FW
26	finfish					salmon 0.06% FW; 3.02%est;96.92% marine
27	shellfish
28	resident
29	adult ave consume & non	58.7				6.5		Squaxin 72.8; Tulalip 72l7	213.8
30	adult 90% consumer & non	105				17.5		Squaxin 201.6; Tulalip 192.3	489
31	adult 99% consumer & non	389
32	child average con&non	19.6		26.7
33	chlld 90% con & non			64.8
34	child 99% con& non			81
35	adult ave consumer only	63.2		162
36	adult 90% consumer only
37	adult 99% consumer only
38	child ave consumer only
39	child 90% consumer only					156.3
40	child 99% consumer only
41	female 90% consumer only					165.5
42	age range	58% 18-39;31% 40-59: 9.9% 60
43	reported as	g/day				g/kg/day
44	elders			94
45	elder ages			55-92
46	elder average			65.1
47	elder 90th%			97.2
48	elder 95%			170.1
49	elder 99th %			486
50	elder range			0-972