Items where Author is "Sumpter, Lucas I."

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Article

Leahy, S. M., Langstreth, J. C., Buckworth, R. C., Subritzky, P., Whybird, O. J., Williams, S. M., Sumpter, L. I. and Mitchell, J. D. (2026) Environmental Drivers of Recruitment Variability in Narrow‐Barred Spanish Mackerel Scomberomorus commerson Lacépède, 1800. Fisheries Oceanography, 35 (4). https://doi.org/10.1111/fog.70016

Monograph

Fox, A. R. and Sumpter, L. I. (2026) Stock assessment of saddletail snapper (Lutjanus malabaricus) in east coast, Queensland, Australia, with data to June 2025. Technical Report. State of Queensland, Brisbane.

Sumpter, L. I., Campbell, A. B., Hoyle, S. D., Tanimoto, M. and Fox, A. R. (2025) Stock assessment of Australian east coast Spanish mackerel (Scomberomorus commerson), with data to June 2024. Technical Report. State of Queensland, Brisbane.

Sumpter, L. I. (2022) Total allowable commercial catch review for Queensland stout whiting (Sillago robusta), with data to December 2021. Technical Report. State of Queensland.

Sumpter, L. I., Fox, A. R. and Hillcoat, K.B. (2022) Stock assessment of Queensland east coast red emperor (Lutjanus sebae), Australia, with data to June 2021. Technical Report. State of Queensland, Brisbane.

Conference or Workshop Item

Sumpter, L. I. (2025) Mapping the March of the Mackerel: Using age and length data to visualise the migratory and aggregating behaviours of east coast Spanish mackerel and construct a purpose-built population model. In: Australian Society for Fish Biology Conference, 18-21 August, 2025, Darwin.

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