Table 2.
Summary of articles that quantified fish consumption in communities in the Brazilian Amazon.
| Reference | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reference | Local | Year | Population | N | Consumption (g/Day; Meals/Week; Daily Eat %) | |
| Average (SD) | Min-Max | |||||
| [27] | Monte Alegre/PA | 1993–1995 | Families | 35 | 369 | − |
| [28] | Rio Madeira/RO | 1991 and 1993 | All ages | 607 | 243 (135) | 100–300 |
| [29] | Rio Cuiabá/MT | 1995–1996 | >12 | 153 | 110.4 (152.5) | 20–372 |
| [30] | Maroni River, Community Wayana/French Guyana | 1997 | <1–14 Adults (15–45) |
109 118 |
195 ± 9 372 ± 116 |
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| [31] | Rio Negro/AM | 1998–1999 | Woman (1545–) | 31 | 170.5 | 23–293 |
| [32] | Alta Floresta/MT | 2000–2002 | All ages | 251 | − | 3–180 |
| [33] | Indigenous/PA | − | Munduruku | 249 | 30.0 (16.6) | − |
| Kayabi | 47 | 110.4 (60.6) | − | |||
| [34] | Rio Tapajós/PA | 2003 | Woman > 15 | 121 | 124 (65) | − |
| Men > 15 | 135 | 189.7 (105.5) | − | |||
| [35] | Lago Puruzinho/PA | 2005–2006 | All ages | 120 | 406 (204.1) | − |
| [36] | Madeira River, Curiã Lake, Porto Velho | 2009–2011 | Grouped Villages | Daily eat (%) 5.8%–57.7% |
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| [37] | Madeira River/RO | 2015 | All | 51 | 34.29 | 7.1–330 |
| Young | 23 | 21.4 | 7.1–180 | |||
| Woman | 12 | 34.3 | 10–328.6 | |||
| Adults (1549–) | 28 | 51.1 | 10–330 | |||
| [38] | Community of Brasília Legal, Tapajós/PA | 2004 | Woman | 46 | 4.9 Meals/week | − |
| Men | 22 | 6 Meals/week | − | |||
| [39] | Lower Amazon River Trombetas River Purus River |
2006–2008 | Families | 85 | 416.39 (209.12) | − |
| 183 | 490 (240.69) | − | ||||
| 54 | 469 (207.72) | − | ||||
| [40] | Tapajós River–Community of Barreiras/PA | Men (015–) (1660–) (5060–) Woman (015–) (1660–) (5060–) |
28 21 55 26 40 17 |
Meals/week 15 ± 0 20 ± 1 20 ± 0 Meals/week 14 ± 0 20 ± 0 20 ± 0 |
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| [7] | Middle Madeira River/RO | 2009–2010 | Grouped Villages | 132 | 440 | 270–460 |