04/25/2012,02:40:03,okeanosexplorer,  This is a live update from the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer. This is Adam Skarke speaking. The local EX time is 1900 hours.  Currently, the ROV is on deck and we are conducting multibeam mapping operations on the Sigsbee Escarpment.  The ROV is scheduled to dive at 0800 tomorrow.  The water depth at our position is approximately 1300m. Our present heading is 185° at a position of 27° 16'N, 090° 22'W.  
04/25/2012,02:42:56,okeanosexplorer,  This is a live update from the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer. This is Rick Nadeau speaking. The local EX time is 2145 hours.  Currently, the ROV is on deck and we are conducting multibeam mapping operations on the Sigsbee Escarpment.  The ROV is scheduled to dive at 0800 tomorrow.  The water depth at our position is approximately 1800m. Our present heading is 206° at a position of 26° 45'N, 090° 37'W.  
04/25/2012,06:13:16,okeanosexplorer,  This is a live update from the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer. This is Rick Nadeau speaking. The local EX time is 0115 hours.  Currently, the ROV is on deck and we are conducting multibeam mapping operations on the Sigsbee Escarpment.  The ROV is scheduled to dive at 0800.  The water depth at our position is approximately 2300m. Our present heading is 40° at a position of 26° 57'N, 090° 23'W.  
04/25/2012,07:46:49,okeanosexplorer,  This is a live update from the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer. This is Rick Nadeau speaking. The local EX time is 0245 hours.  Currently, the ROV is on deck and we are conducting multibeam mapping operations on the Sigsbee Escarpment.  The ROV is scheduled to dive at 0800.  The water depth at our position is approximately 2200m. Our present heading is 37° at a position of 27° 07'N, 090° 11'W.  
04/25/2012,10:04:49,okeanosexplorer,  This is a live update from the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer. This is Rick Nadeau speaking. The local EX time is 0500 hours.  Currently, the ROV is on deck and we are conducting multibeam mapping operations on the Sigsbee Escarpment.  The ROV is scheduled to dive at 0800.  The water depth at our position is approximately 2300m. Our present heading is 228° at a position of 26° 57'N, 090° 18'W.  
04/25/2012,11:39:40,okeanosexplorer,  This is a live update from the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer. This is Rick Nadeau speaking. The local EX time is 0640 hours.  Currently, the ROV is on deck and we are conducting multibeam mapping operations on the Sigsbee Escarpment while transiting to the dive site.  The ROV is scheduled to dive at 0800.  The water depth at our position is approximately 2300m. Our present heading is 228° at a position of 26° 48'N, 090° 30'W.  
04/25/2012,13:51:51,Jamie Austin,Vehicles are in the water for Dive 11, Okeanos Explorer Leg 3.  Today, we will be diving up the front of the Sigsbee Escarpment.  We will begin at a water depth of ~2100 m, transiting slowly up occasionally steep slopes to the top of a ridge atop the Escarpment at a depth of ~1730 m.  In the early afternoon, we will have a live event with the Aquarium of the Pacific.  That event will last ~30 minutes around 1300-1330 CDT.  Details will be forthcoming about how to continue to interact with the ship and the dive during that interruption.
04/25/2012,13:53:26,Jamie Austin,Vehicles are passing 100 m.
04/25/2012,13:55:20,Jamie Austin,Vehicles expected to be on the seafloor at 1020 CDT.  Initial waypoint depth is ~2090 m.
04/25/2012,13:57:41,Jamie Austin,Vehicles are passing 200 m.
04/25/2012,13:58:10,catrionamunro,I hope the dive codes will be useful to everyone: 
04/25/2012,13:58:12,catrionamunro,DIVE CODES
04/25/2012,Taxa
04/25/2012,ACN - Actinaria (anemone)
04/25/2012,APH - Amphipod
04/25/2012,ART - Arthropod
04/25/2012,ASR - Asteroid
04/25/2012,BAR - Barnacle
04/25/2012,BIO - Biology (Unspecified)
04/25/2012,BIV - Bivalve
04/25/2012,BRA - Brachiopod
04/25/2012,BRY - Bryozoan
04/25/2012,CHI - Chiton
04/25/2012,CHN - Chondrichthyes
04/25/2012,CLA - Clams
04/25/2012,CNI - Cnidarian
04/25/2012,COP - Copepods
04/25/2012,COR - Coral
04/25/2012,CORB - Black
04/25/2012,CORL - Lophelia
04/25/2012,CORM - Madrepora
04/25/2012,CORO - Octocoral
04/25/2012,CORP - Paramuricea
04/25/2012,CORS - Stylasterid
04/25/2012,CRA - Crab
04/25/2012,CRI - Crinoid
04/25/2012,CTE - Ctenophore
04/25/2012,DAN - Dandelion
04/25/2012,ECN - Echiuran
04/25/2012,EGG - Egg (case)
04/25/2012,EEL - Eel
04/25/2012,FEC - fecal (matter)
04/25/2012,FSH - Fish
04/25/2012,FOR - Foraminiferan
04/25/2012,GAS - Gastropods (not limpets)
04/25/2012,GRO - Gromiid
04/25/2012,HOL - Holutharian
04/25/2012,HYD - Hydroid
04/25/2012,ISO - Isopod
04/25/2012,JFH - Jellyfish
04/25/2012,LAR - Larvacean house
04/25/2012,LIM - Limpets
04/25/2012,LOB - Lobster
04/25/2012,MAT - Bacterial (Mat)
04/25/2012,MUC - Unidentified mucus structure
04/25/2012,MOL - Mollusk
04/25/2012,MUS - Mussels
04/25/2012,NUD - Nudibranch
04/25/2012,OCT - Octopus
04/25/2012,OPH - Ophiuroid
04/25/2012,PAG - Pagurid (hermit)
04/25/2012,PEN - Pennatulacean
04/25/2012,POL - Polychaete
04/25/2012,PTE -  Pteropod
04/25/2012,PYC - Pycnogonid
04/25/2012,RIF - Riftia
04/25/2012,SAL - Salp
04/25/2012,SCA - Scale (worm)
04/25/2012,SER - Serpulid worm
04/25/2012,SHI - Shrimp
04/25/2012,SPA - Spaghetti Worms
04/25/2012,SPO - Sponge
04/25/2012,SQA - Squat Lobster
04/25/2012,SQD - Squid
04/25/2012,STR - mucus string
04/25/2012,TUB - Tubeworms (not Riftia)
04/25/2012,TUN - Tunicate
04/25/2012,UNI - unidentified animal
04/25/2012,URC - Urchin
04/25/2012,USO - Unidentified Sessile Object
04/25/2012,WOD - Wood
04/25/2012,WOR - Worm
04/25/2012,XEN - Xenophyophoran
04/25/2012,ZOA - Zoanthid
04/25/2012,Lava Morphology
04/25/2012,TAL - Talus
04/25/2012,PIL - Pillow
04/25/2012,ENT - Entrail
04/25/2012,LOB - Lobate
04/25/2012,SHE - Sheet
04/25/2012,FOL - Folded
04/25/2012,JUM - Jumbled
04/25/2012,HAC - Hackly
04/25/2012,Sediment Cover
04/25/2012,LIG - Light
04/25/2012,POC - Partial/Pockets
04/25/2012,HEA - Heavy/Coalescent
04/25/2012,BLA - Blanket
04/25/2012,Feature
04/25/2012,ASG - Axial Summit Graben
04/25/2012,AVR - Axial Volcanic Ridge
04/25/2012,CAR - Carbonate
04/25/2012,CLI - Cliff
04/25/2012,COL - Collapse
04/25/2012,CON - Contact
04/25/2012,FAU - Fault
04/25/2012,FIS - Fissure
04/25/2012,HAY - Haystack
04/25/2012,HYX - Hydrothermal
04/25/2012,PIL - Pillar
04/25/2012,SCP - Scarp
04/25/2012,SEP - Seep
04/25/2012,14:02:44,Jamie Austin,Vehicles have passed 300 m.
04/25/2012,14:09:57,Jamie Austin,Vehicles are passing 500 m.
04/25/2012,14:14:16,Jamie Austin,Vehicles are passing 600 m.
04/25/2012,14:18:16,Jamie Austin,Vehicles are passing 700 m.
04/25/2012,14:30:45,Erin Becker,vehicles are passing 1000 m.
04/25/2012,14:38:36,Jamie Austin,Vehicles are passing 1200 m.
04/25/2012,14:46:46,Jamie Austin,Vehicles are passing 1400 m.
04/25/2012,14:54:38,Jamie Austin,Vehicles are passing 1600 m.
04/25/2012,15:02:28,Jamie Austin,Vehicles are passing 1800 m.
04/25/2012,15:10:35,Jamie Austin,Vehicles are passing 2000 m.
04/25/2012,15:13:13,Jamie Austin,Little Herc has visual of the seafloor.
04/25/2012,15:15:04,catrionamunro,WHOI now recording on EX1203_DIVE11_20120425_1.ts
04/25/2012,15:16:46,Santiago Herrera,on bottom
04/25/2012,15:16:55,Jamie Austin,Stabilizing the vehicles.
04/25/2012,15:16:57,Santiago Herrera,rubble
04/25/2012,15:17:19,Jamie Austin,Rubbly slope.  Many small cobbles.  Look like various rock types.
04/25/2012,15:21:12,Santiago Herrera,drill?
04/25/2012,15:24:00,catrionamunro,SPO?
04/25/2012,15:24:00,Jamie Austin,This is the Okeanos Explorer.  We are now on the seafloor, at a depth of ~2094 m, on the lower part of the Sigsbee Escarpment.  This slope may in places look like an avalanche face, characterized by unstable downslope movement of material.  Because the Escarprment is caused by the continued upward and seaward movement of salt, the overlying sediments will be fragmented by that process, then be dislodged and move basinward.  The steepness of the slope will aid that process.
04/25/2012,15:24:30,Jamie Austin,Beginning to move upslope towards WP2, at 340 degrees, 0.1 kt.
04/25/2012,15:24:36,catrionamunro,SPO with OPH?
04/25/2012,15:24:45,catrionamunro,OPH in burrow
04/25/2012,15:25:40,Erin Becker,CORO - Anthomastus yellow
04/25/2012,15:28:48,Jamie Austin,Larger carbonate fragments.
04/25/2012,15:29:14,catrionamunro,SPO
04/25/2012,15:29:17,catrionamunro,SQA
04/25/2012,15:29:48,catrionamunro,small CRI on SPO?
04/25/2012,15:30:42,Erin Becker,SQA
04/25/2012,15:31:27,Jamie Austin,Very steep outcrops of sedimentary rock.
04/25/2012,15:32:08,catrionamunro,ACN?
04/25/2012,15:32:53,Erin Becker,CRI?
04/25/2012,15:33:03,catrionamunro,ACN?
04/25/2012,15:33:21,Erin Becker,CORO - Anthomastus
04/25/2012,15:33:25,Santiago Herrera,CORO cf anthomastus
04/25/2012,15:34:33,catrionamunro,COR paramuricea?
04/25/2012,15:34:34,Santiago Herrera,yes please!
04/25/2012,15:34:35,catrionamunro,with OPH
04/25/2012,15:34:50,Andrea Quattrini,depth?
04/25/2012,15:34:57,Santiago Herrera,can we take a closer look
04/25/2012,15:35:03,Santiago Herrera,?
04/25/2012,15:35:10,Erin Becker,yeah, they are doing stopping the ship
04/25/2012,15:35:13,Santiago Herrera,thanks
04/25/2012,15:36:11,Andrea Quattrini,Erin, can we get a depth here?
04/25/2012,15:36:29,Jamie Austin,Stopping the ship.  Water depth ~2078 m.  We will move up in tether length increments.  We are facing a vertical wall of sedimentary rock.
04/25/2012,15:36:36,Andrea Quattrini,thank you
04/25/2012,15:36:49,catrionamunro,is the realtimedata chat room working for anyone else?
04/25/2012,15:36:57,catrionamunro,CRI
04/25/2012,15:37:22,Erin Becker,sorry that coral is gone
04/25/2012,15:37:32,Andrea Quattrini,CORO Paramuricea
04/25/2012,15:39:49,Erin Becker,SPO
04/25/2012,15:39:54,Erin Becker,CRI x 3
04/25/2012,15:40:38,Erin Becker,some solitary corals
04/25/2012,15:41:20,catrionamunro,SPO
04/25/2012,15:42:23,Bill Kiene,regarding crinoids in shallow water, feather stars are all over coral reefs.
04/25/2012,15:42:35,catrionamunro,SPO
04/25/2012,15:42:40,catrionamunro,CRI
04/25/2012,15:43:24,catrionamunro,CRI
04/25/2012,15:43:35,Erin Becker,ACN
04/25/2012,15:44:14,Santiago Herrera,SPO
04/25/2012,15:45:55,catrionamunro,CRi
04/25/2012,15:45:55,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,15:46:43,catrionamunro,zoom on CRI
04/25/2012,15:46:45,catrionamunro,ACN small
04/25/2012,15:46:47,catrionamunro,SQA
04/25/2012,15:47:39,Erin Becker,lots of little holes in flat face of rock
04/25/2012,15:48:47,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,15:49:04,Santiago Herrera,SPO
04/25/2012,15:49:14,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,15:49:20,Santiago Herrera,2X
04/25/2012,15:49:26,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,15:49:55,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,15:50:44,Santiago Herrera,can we please turn on the lasers?
04/25/2012,15:52:27,Santiago Herrera,CORO cf Swiftia or Paragorgiid
04/25/2012,15:52:54,Jamie Austin,Evidence for chutes, filled with debris.  Crinoid arms suggest some downslope current.
04/25/2012,15:53:52,michaelvecchione,They catch plankton that drifts by.
04/25/2012,15:54:03,Santiago Herrera,Crinoids are suspension feeders like corals, i.e. they capture particles from the water
04/25/2012,15:54:15,Santiago Herrera,so they both like similar habitats
04/25/2012,15:54:33,michaelvecchione,These look like feather stars (non-stalked), which are capable of swimming.
04/25/2012,15:54:33,Erin Becker,Very vertical sedimentary rock with many debris shoots, many crinoids, sponges, squat lobsters.  Some corals - 1 paramuricia, 2 paragorgiid (swifitia), several Anthomastus
04/25/2012,15:54:36,Santiago Herrera,SQA
04/25/2012,15:54:54,Santiago Herrera,they like places like this
04/25/2012,15:55:07,Erin Becker,coming up on a flat step
04/25/2012,15:55:26,Santiago Herrera,there's something straight ahead
04/25/2012,15:55:46,Jamie Austin,Reaching the top of the vertical wall.  Facing a step.  Same rock type.
04/25/2012,15:57:04,catrionamunro,ZOA?
04/25/2012,15:57:05,Santiago Herrera,CORO stoloniferans
04/25/2012,15:57:14,Santiago Herrera,these are octocorals
04/25/2012,15:57:26,catrionamunro,SER
04/25/2012,15:57:35,Santiago Herrera,polyps connected by thin strings of tissue, i.e. stolons
04/25/2012,15:57:46,Santiago Herrera,they didn't build that skeleton
04/25/2012,15:58:00,Santiago Herrera,it was probably colonized after the original coral died
04/25/2012,15:58:13,Santiago Herrera,CORP Paramuricea
04/25/2012,15:58:17,catrionamunro,with OPH
04/25/2012,15:58:19,Santiago Herrera,with OPH
04/25/2012,15:58:37,Santiago Herrera,doesn't look like an Asteroschema
04/25/2012,15:58:47,Santiago Herrera,at least not like the one we see lesewhere
04/25/2012,15:59:04,Santiago Herrera,also this cf Paramuricea looks different
04/25/2012,15:59:25,Santiago Herrera,is nice big colony ahead
04/25/2012,15:59:28,Santiago Herrera,2
04/25/2012,15:59:51,catrionamunro,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,16:00:34,Jamie Austin,Dropping a virtual marker, near some corals on a flat bench.  D11-001.  Water depth ~2066 m.
04/25/2012,16:00:55,Erin Becker,Little Hercules: 
04/25/2012,Lat/Lon: 27.50942, -90.44590
04/25/2012,Depth: 1034.7m
04/25/2012,Altitude: 0.1m
04/25/2012,Heading: 174.0
04/25/2012,Temperature:  4.8276
04/25/2012,
04/25/2012,Seirios:
04/25/2012,Lat/Lon:27.50935, -90.44574
04/25/2012,Depth: 1018.2m
04/25/2012,Altitude: 15.9m
04/25/2012,Heading: 294.2
04/25/2012,Temperature:  4.97649
04/25/2012,
04/25/2012,16:02:01,catrionamunro,OPH arms tightly wrapped
04/25/2012,16:02:10,Santiago Herrera,one arm is being regenerated
04/25/2012,16:02:32,catrionamunro,actually the arms can unwrap and become looser. They have different behaviours.
04/25/2012,16:02:40,Bill Kiene,Note that the depth readings from the vehicles are incorrect?
04/25/2012,16:03:08,catrionamunro,I've found papers that suggest that they clean the coral by eating mucus and other trapped material. 
04/25/2012,16:03:35,catrionamunro,these papers that I have are based from observations at much shallower depths in fjords
04/25/2012,16:03:39,Santiago Herrera,nice shot
04/25/2012,16:03:40,Bill Kiene,I see it only from the eventlog
04/25/2012,16:04:18,Erin Becker,That depth is not correct  - sorry about that
04/25/2012,16:04:36,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,16:04:39,Santiago Herrera,SQA
04/25/2012,16:04:42,Santiago Herrera,CORP
04/25/2012,16:05:36,Santiago Herrera,this is an interesting one
04/25/2012,16:06:27,Santiago Herrera,yesterday's one was a Swiftia, which is more closely related to the Paramuricea
04/25/2012,16:06:28,catrionamunro,yesterday we didn't actually see a bubblegum coral, Mary Wicksten confirmed that it was a Swiftia
04/25/2012,16:06:39,catrionamunro,SPO
04/25/2012,16:06:49,Santiago Herrera,this one here actually looks more like a bubblegum coral 
04/25/2012,16:06:53,Santiago Herrera,a small one
04/25/2012,16:08:02,Santiago Herrera,CORP Paramuricea with OPH
04/25/2012,16:08:35,Santiago Herrera,CORP Paramurice with OPH
04/25/2012,16:08:55,Santiago Herrera,CORP Paramuricea with OPH
04/25/2012,16:08:58,Santiago Herrera,CORO cf Paragorgiid
04/25/2012,16:09:47,Santiago Herrera,CORO  isidid, aka bamboo coral
04/25/2012,16:09:59,Santiago Herrera,Paragorgiid was the previous red one
04/25/2012,16:10:37,Santiago Herrera,age is variable
04/25/2012,16:10:53,Santiago Herrera,but for these corals age is in the order of tens of years
04/25/2012,16:10:58,Santiago Herrera,to hundreds
04/25/2012,16:11:28,catrionamunro,SPO
04/25/2012,16:11:37,Santiago Herrera,but some black corals not taller than one meter can be thousands of years old
04/25/2012,16:11:43,Santiago Herrera,we'll probably see some of them later on
04/25/2012,16:12:06,Erin Becker,BAR
04/25/2012,16:12:15,Santiago Herrera,BAR
04/25/2012,16:12:28,catrionamunro,SQA
04/25/2012,16:12:39,Santiago Herrera,CORP Paramuricea
04/25/2012,16:12:53,Santiago Herrera,what's the lat, lon, depth here?
04/25/2012,16:13:02,catrionamunro,COR chrysogorgia?
04/25/2012,16:13:05,Santiago Herrera,CORP Paramuricea with OPH
04/25/2012,16:13:18,Santiago Herrera,CORO
04/25/2012,16:13:25,Santiago Herrera,thanks!
04/25/2012,16:13:29,Santiago Herrera,SPO
04/25/2012,16:13:48,Santiago Herrera,SPO
04/25/2012,16:14:46,catrionamunro,COR cf Paragorgiid
04/25/2012,16:15:06,catrionamunro,SPO
04/25/2012,16:15:24,catrionamunro,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,16:17:11,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH multiple
04/25/2012,16:17:14,michaelvecchione,There is an advantage in being red. The only light down there is blue and blue light doesn't reflect off of red animals.
04/25/2012,16:17:43,michaelvecchione,Almost all bioluminescence is blue
04/25/2012,16:18:16,michaelvecchione,Especieally true for animals up in the water.
04/25/2012,16:18:18,catrionamunro,COR cf Paragorgiid
04/25/2012,16:18:23,Santiago Herrera,sun light doesn't really reach this deep
04/25/2012,16:18:25,michaelvecchione,Bioluminescence
04/25/2012,16:18:31,Santiago Herrera,there are several different corals here
04/25/2012,16:18:39,michaelvecchione,Even some deep corals are luminescent
04/25/2012,16:18:50,catrionamunro,COR Iridogorgia?
04/25/2012,16:18:50,Santiago Herrera,CORO iridiogorgia
04/25/2012,16:18:56,Santiago Herrera,CORP Paramuricea
04/25/2012,16:18:57,catrionamunro,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,16:19:04,Jamie Austin,A natural amphitheater, with multiple coral types.  We will drop a virtual marker - D11-002.
04/25/2012,16:19:05,catrionamunro,COR isidid
04/25/2012,16:19:14,Santiago Herrera,yes, definitively bioluminescence
04/25/2012,16:19:25,Santiago Herrera,some of those bamboo corals are bioluminescent
04/25/2012,16:19:52,catrionamunro,COR cf Paragorgiid
04/25/2012,16:20:17,Santiago Herrera,do you see any associates on it?
04/25/2012,16:20:30,catrionamunro,SQA
04/25/2012,16:20:49,Bill Kiene,Re. red pigment in brittle star: this could be myoglobin, a pigment that
04/25/2012,assists in muscle contraction. Mary Wicksten, Texas A&M
04/25/2012,16:20:51,catrionamunro,SHI
04/25/2012,16:21:25,Santiago Herrera,we haven't seem this withe one before
04/25/2012,16:21:46,Santiago Herrera,also the big one on the left
04/25/2012,16:22:35,Santiago Herrera,this is a great place for corals
04/25/2012,16:22:49,Erin Becker,what is the spirally one?
04/25/2012,16:23:43,Santiago Herrera,Iridogorgia
04/25/2012,16:23:53,Santiago Herrera,is a Chrysogorgiid
04/25/2012,16:24:00,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,16:24:41,Santiago Herrera,yes, that's a fair assumption
04/25/2012,16:25:09,Santiago Herrera,their growth/shape can be influenced by currents
04/25/2012,16:25:22,Santiago Herrera,but also their are fairly flexible
04/25/2012,16:25:25,Bill Kiene,note the flow of particles in the water parallel bend in coral
04/25/2012,16:25:49,catrionamunro,CORP x2 with OPH
04/25/2012,16:25:52,catrionamunro,CRI
04/25/2012,16:26:11,Santiago Herrera,and also the one right next to it
04/25/2012,16:26:14,Santiago Herrera,please
04/25/2012,16:26:28,Santiago Herrera,a quick zoom on the long whip one would be enough
04/25/2012,16:26:56,Santiago Herrera,CORO isidid  whip
04/25/2012,16:28:17,Santiago Herrera,more CORP with ophiuroids
04/25/2012,16:29:01,catrionamunro,BAR on CORO isidid
04/25/2012,16:29:34,Santiago Herrera,there are 3-4 different morphs of bamboo corals here
04/25/2012,16:30:26,Santiago Herrera,HYD on dead skeleton
04/25/2012,16:30:29,Santiago Herrera,and BAR
04/25/2012,16:31:19,catrionamunro,APH
04/25/2012,16:31:50,Santiago Herrera,thank you yes, I think we are ready
04/25/2012,16:31:56,catrionamunro,agreed, thank you!
04/25/2012,16:34:18,Jamie Austin,Moving on.
04/25/2012,16:34:37,Bill Kiene,It's OK to call the stalked barnacles"goose barnacles". The barnacles on
04/25/2012,the white gorgonian probably belong to a genus called Arcoscalpellum.
04/25/2012,Mary Wicksten, TAMU
04/25/2012,16:35:26,Santiago Herrera,CORO large bamboo
04/25/2012,16:35:28,Santiago Herrera,CORP
04/25/2012,16:35:32,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,16:35:53,Santiago Herrera,CORP
04/25/2012,16:36:09,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,16:36:35,catrionamunro,CRI
04/25/2012,16:37:43,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,16:39:50,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,16:41:27,catrionamunro,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,16:41:31,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,16:42:13,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,16:42:41,Jamie Austin,Intermittent steep/vertical slopes, bedding plane morphology, with occasional more hoizontal setps defined by bedding planes.  Mostly mudstones.
04/25/2012,16:43:07,Santiago Herrera,ASR
04/25/2012,16:43:33,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH 2X
04/25/2012,16:43:38,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,16:43:46,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,16:43:53,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,16:44:06,Santiago Herrera,SHI
04/25/2012,16:44:10,Santiago Herrera,ACN
04/25/2012,16:48:27,Jamie Austin,Wood?  Iron?  Sticking out of the outcrop.
04/25/2012,16:48:37,Santiago Herrera,how did this get here?
04/25/2012,16:50:35,catrionamunro,GAS
04/25/2012,16:50:39,catrionamunro,PAG
04/25/2012,16:50:40,catrionamunro,even
04/25/2012,16:51:10,Santiago Herrera,how old do you think this could be?
04/25/2012,16:52:01,Jamie Austin,Dropping a marker here.  D11-003.  Probably wood, replaced by iron (in a reducing envionment, perhaps in a marsh.)
04/25/2012,16:53:16,Santiago Herrera,interesting
04/25/2012,16:53:31,Bill Kiene,The "wood" or "iron" looks to me like a piece of sugar cane, which often
04/25/2012,is carried offshore by the Mississippi River. Mary Wicksten
04/25/2012,16:53:52,Bill Kiene,1152: Hermit crab on "wood" or "iron" is a species of Parapagurus--note the very long legs. Mary Wicksten, TAMU
04/25/2012,16:54:03,Erin Becker,ACN
04/25/2012,16:55:09,Santiago Herrera,SPO
04/25/2012,16:55:31,Erin Becker,Lots of sediment here (although probably thin)
04/25/2012,17:01:48,catrionamunro,ACN
04/25/2012,17:02:07,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,17:04:18,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,17:04:21,catrionamunro,FSH
04/25/2012,17:04:22,Erin Becker,FSH
04/25/2012,17:04:48,michaelvecchione,rattail
04/25/2012,17:06:15,catrionamunro,CRI
04/25/2012,17:08:42,Santiago Herrera,less steep slope here
04/25/2012,17:09:06,Santiago Herrera,sediments
04/25/2012,17:09:42,catrionamunro,CRI
04/25/2012,17:12:19,catrionamunro, CRI
04/25/2012,17:12:56,Erin Becker,Rocky feature, still nothing but crinoids
04/25/2012,17:15:40,Erin Becker,Lots of rocky outcrops sticking out of the side of the steep sedimented slope
04/25/2012,17:17:16,catrionamunro,ACN
04/25/2012,17:19:23,catrionamunro,CRI
04/25/2012,17:19:25,Bill Kiene,Is rapid cementation of these sediments possibly responsible for their features?
04/25/2012,17:19:35,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,17:20:13,Bill Kiene,Are the sediments likely rapidly cemented?
04/25/2012,17:20:26,johnreed,Hi Bill,
04/25/2012,17:20:58,Bill Kiene,Hi John!
04/25/2012,17:21:02,johnreed,I have dived on features that look similar in Agassiz Valleys, south fo Tortugas. 
04/25/2012,17:21:43,michaelvecchione,feather stars (non stalked crinoids) can swim, unlike sponges and corals
04/25/2012,17:23:36,johnreed,We dived on a sheer vertical wall from 3000 ft to 2500 ft in Agassiz Valley.  The wall is 10 miles long.  It appeared to be consolidated clay but we could punch the manipulator of the JSL submerisble into the wall; the base was lithified but not the wall.  Not sure how that formed.  John Reed
04/25/2012,17:26:40,catrionamunro,CRI
04/25/2012,17:29:19,johnreed,Thanks Bill
04/25/2012,17:31:30,Jamie Austin,Speeding up to 0.2 kt.
04/25/2012,17:31:46,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,17:32:22,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,17:33:18,Santiago Herrera,SPO
04/25/2012,17:34:45,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,17:35:47,catrionamunro,ACN
04/25/2012,17:35:50,Santiago Herrera,cup corals?
04/25/2012,17:35:51,Santiago Herrera,SPO
04/25/2012,17:35:57,catrionamunro,COR cup?
04/25/2012,17:36:07,Jamie Austin,More visib;e layered bedding again.  Dropping a marker - D11-004.
04/25/2012,17:36:08,Erin Becker,I think it's a little anemone
04/25/2012,17:36:27,Erin Becker,are the things all over it colonial anemones?
04/25/2012,17:36:55,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,17:37:03,Santiago Herrera,I couldn't tell
04/25/2012,17:38:03,catrionamunro,CRI
04/25/2012,17:38:40,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,17:40:22,Santiago Herrera,CRI 2x
04/25/2012,17:40:42,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,17:43:14,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,17:43:23,catrionamunro,CRI on SPO
04/25/2012,17:43:40,catrionamunro,CRI
04/25/2012,17:44:30,catrionamunro,ACN
04/25/2012,17:45:23,Jamie Austin,Steep/vertical wall.
04/25/2012,17:45:38,catrionamunro,CRI
04/25/2012,17:46:23,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,17:46:58,Erin Becker,SPO
04/25/2012,17:47:03,Erin Becker,CRI
04/25/2012,17:47:05,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,17:47:07,Erin Becker,CRI
04/25/2012,17:51:58,catrionamunro,CORO
04/25/2012,17:54:57,Santiago Herrera,ACN
04/25/2012,17:57:54,catrionamunro,COR with SQA
04/25/2012,17:58:00,catrionamunro,COP
04/25/2012,17:58:03,Santiago Herrera,CORO chrysogorgiid?
04/25/2012,17:58:05,catrionamunro,*CORP
04/25/2012,17:58:10,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,17:58:40,catrionamunro,ACN
04/25/2012,17:58:51,Jamie Austin,Stopping the ship.  There are local deep corals, and some topography.
04/25/2012,18:00:28,catrionamunro,CORP
04/25/2012,18:02:07,catrionamunro,ACN 
04/25/2012,18:02:15,catrionamunro,COR cf Paragorgiid?
04/25/2012,18:03:37,catrionamunro,PTE shells
04/25/2012,18:20:19,danwarren,Doesn't look like a deadeye
04/25/2012,18:21:01,danwarren,Deadeyess have three holes. 
04/25/2012,18:49:47,catrionamunro,SQD
04/25/2012,18:51:20,catrionamunro,or rather, is that a HOL?
04/25/2012,18:51:24,catrionamunro,HOL
04/25/2012,18:52:47,michaelvecchione,Enipniastes HOL
04/25/2012,18:56:12,michaelvecchione,Just got back and it was on my screen
04/25/2012,18:57:23,Erin Becker,ACN
04/25/2012,18:59:17,catrionamunro,PAG
04/25/2012,19:01:32,Jamie Austin,Getting ready to move.  About 730 m from WP 2.  Water depth ~1960 m.
04/25/2012,19:05:01,catrionamunro,SPO
04/25/2012,19:06:54,Erin Becker,SQA
04/25/2012,19:10:30,Jamie Austin,Ship move underway.
04/25/2012,19:10:33,catrionamunro,zoom on COR with SHI 
04/25/2012,19:10:52,Erin Becker,CORO - Chyrsogorgiid? w SHI
04/25/2012,19:11:13,Santiago Herrera,could be either chrysogorgiid or isidid
04/25/2012,19:12:11,Santiago Herrera,its a bamboo
04/25/2012,19:12:21,catrionamunro,I agree, isidid
04/25/2012,19:13:27,johnreed,zoanthid?
04/25/2012,19:13:27,catrionamunro,CORO yellow stoloniferans?
04/25/2012,19:13:28,Santiago Herrera,CORO stoloniferan
04/25/2012,19:16:37,catrionamunro,ACN
04/25/2012,19:16:50,Santiago Herrera,CORP?
04/25/2012,19:17:28,cordeslab,CORP
04/25/2012,19:17:32,Erin Becker,Looks like several clumps of stoloniferans
04/25/2012,19:17:38,catrionamunro,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,19:19:46,catrionamunro,OPH
04/25/2012,19:19:53,catrionamunro,CORO stoloniferans?
04/25/2012,19:20:46,Erin Becker,CORO stoloniferan with OPH underneath
04/25/2012,19:21:27,Santiago Herrera,CORO stoloniferan
04/25/2012,19:22:05,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,19:22:49,johnreed,The video of this Leg 3 seems very much pixalated compared to previous Legs.
04/25/2012,Even the close up stills look very fuzzy and pixalated. I am using the link of the daily emails from Elliot.
04/25/2012,19:23:12,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH x3
04/25/2012,19:23:20,Santiago Herrera,CORO stoloniferan
04/25/2012,19:23:30,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,19:23:58,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,19:24:08,catrionamunro,I2 at WHOI is not badly pixelated and close-ups are very clear. Maybe slightly lower quality, but not significantly and not very noticeable. 
04/25/2012,19:24:17,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,19:24:27,Jamie Austin,John - I presume you are on I1.  That will be part of the issue.  We are checking.
04/25/2012,19:24:59,Bill Kiene,I'm on the following link and it is good: http://video.discovervideo.com/accounts/innerspace/
04/25/2012,19:25:05,johnreed,Yes I believe we are. But for whatever reason Leg 1 and 2 was much clearer here.
04/25/2012,19:27:22,catrionamunro,CORO purple and yellow stoloniferan
04/25/2012,19:27:26,catrionamunro,SQA
04/25/2012,19:27:27,catrionamunro,ACN
04/25/2012,19:27:28,Santiago Herrera,CORO cf Clavularia
04/25/2012,19:27:42,Santiago Herrera,also an stoloniferan
04/25/2012,19:30:01,Catalina Martinez,John, I just sent a note to the technical team to see if they have any idea why the video would be degraded on I1 this leg compared to the last two.  
04/25/2012,19:31:25,catrionamunro,CRI
04/25/2012,19:32:10,catrionamunro,CORP x2 with OPH
04/25/2012,19:32:17,catrionamunro,COR isidid?
04/25/2012,19:32:17,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,19:33:17,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,19:33:28,catrionamunro,CRI
04/25/2012,19:33:34,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,19:33:37,catrionamunro,CRI
04/25/2012,19:33:41,catrionamunro,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,19:33:50,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,19:34:42,catrionamunro,x2
04/25/2012,19:35:02,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,19:36:52,Santiago Herrera,can we please drop a virtual marker here?
04/25/2012,19:36:59,Erin Becker,PAG
04/25/2012,19:37:51,catrionamunro,CRI
04/25/2012,19:38:06,Santiago Herrera,SPO?
04/25/2012,19:39:09,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,19:39:34,Erin Becker,ACN
04/25/2012,19:39:40,catrionamunro,COR swiftia with 
04/25/2012,19:39:51,catrionamunro,sargassum?
04/25/2012,19:39:52,catrionamunro,SPO
04/25/2012,19:40:15,Santiago Herrera,byrozoans on sargassum
04/25/2012,19:40:49,catrionamunro,ACN
04/25/2012,19:40:55,Santiago Herrera,the white
04/25/2012,19:41:00,catrionamunro,SQA
04/25/2012,19:41:17,catrionamunro,BRY?
04/25/2012,19:41:25,Santiago Herrera,SPO?
04/25/2012,19:41:32,Santiago Herrera,SQA
04/25/2012,19:41:37,catrionamunro,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,19:41:41,michaelvecchione,Sargassum at teh surface has bryozoans on it. I wonder if they can survive when the host sinks.
04/25/2012,19:41:57,catrionamunro,CORP x5 with OPH
04/25/2012,19:41:59,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,19:42:02,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,19:44:43,catrionamunro,SHI
04/25/2012,19:44:58,Jamie Austin,Pavement outcrop.  Thin bedding edges still visible through light sediment dusting.
04/25/2012,19:47:07,catrionamunro,SQA?
04/25/2012,19:49:36,Jamie Austin,Debris
04/25/2012,19:50:01,catrionamunro,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,19:50:10,Jamie Austin,Fragments of the mudstone, from an adjacent outcrop.
04/25/2012,19:51:23,catrionamunro,stalked CRI
04/25/2012,19:52:06,michaelvecchione,It was recently discovered that they can crawl very slowly.
04/25/2012,19:53:14,Bill Kiene,Stalked crinoids have been seen to move in the Bahamas
04/25/2012,19:53:43,catrionamunro,ACN
04/25/2012,19:53:46,catrionamunro,SQA
04/25/2012,19:54:00,catrionamunro,SQA x2
04/25/2012,19:54:04,catrionamunro,COR stoloniferan white
04/25/2012,19:54:16,catrionamunro,PTE shells on sediment
04/25/2012,19:55:01,catrionamunro,COR cf Clavularia
04/25/2012,19:55:18,catrionamunro,stalked CRI
04/25/2012,19:56:03,catrionamunro,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,19:56:11,catrionamunro,small CORP
04/25/2012,19:56:17,catrionamunro,ACN
04/25/2012,19:56:21,catrionamunro,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,19:56:38,catrionamunro, CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,19:56:49,catrionamunro,ACN
04/25/2012,19:58:22,catrionamunro,Santiago has stepped out. My best guess is anemone
04/25/2012,19:59:07,catrionamunro,Are we setting up for another zoom? full frame?
04/25/2012,19:59:11,catrionamunro,SHI
04/25/2012,20:00:51,Jamie Austin,Outcrops with ledges.
04/25/2012,20:01:08,catrionamunro,oh wow! HYD
04/25/2012,20:01:30,Jamie Austin,Tubularian hydroid, encrusting under the ledge.
04/25/2012,20:03:00,catrionamunro,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:06:58,catrionamunro,CRI
04/25/2012,20:07:47,michaelvecchione,I'm a squid guy
04/25/2012,20:08:10,catrionamunro,ACN
04/25/2012,20:09:10,catrionamunro,CRI on dead COR?
04/25/2012,20:09:23,catrionamunro,I see polyps at the top
04/25/2012,20:09:28,catrionamunro,BAR
04/25/2012,20:10:58,catrionamunro,looks like a dead/semi dead COR isidid
04/25/2012,20:11:52,michaelvecchione,Feather stars sit on corals for elevation off sediment
04/25/2012,20:12:56,michaelvecchione,They can swim
04/25/2012,20:13:20,catrionamunro,CRI
04/25/2012,20:13:30,Jamie Austin,Cobbles on the seafloor.  Corals.
04/25/2012,20:13:34,catrionamunro,CORP x2 with OPH
04/25/2012,20:13:42,catrionamunro,could we take a quick look at the pink one?
04/25/2012,20:13:56,catrionamunro,CORP with OPH x3
04/25/2012,20:14:59,Santiago Herrera,this is a bubblegum coral
04/25/2012,20:15:04,Santiago Herrera,:)
04/25/2012,20:15:23,catrionamunro,COR Paragorgiid
04/25/2012,20:15:32,catrionamunro,CRI on COR 
04/25/2012,20:15:34,catrionamunro,SQA
04/25/2012,20:17:18,catrionamunro,I've seen larger paramuricea with more than one, but maybe it is a space thing?
04/25/2012,20:18:08,Santiago Herrera,good hypothesis
04/25/2012,20:18:22,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,20:18:24,Santiago Herrera,ACN
04/25/2012,20:18:33,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:18:36,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:19:22,Santiago Herrera,not really
04/25/2012,20:19:38,Santiago Herrera,that's one remarkable thing, you usually only see adults
04/25/2012,20:19:54,Erin Becker,have you ever looked at baby corals?
04/25/2012,20:19:58,Erin Becker,or small ones that is
04/25/2012,20:20:09,Santiago Herrera,well, the problem is that we don't really look what baby ophiuroids in this species look like
04/25/2012,20:20:31,Santiago Herrera,yes, usually small corals don't have the ophiuroids
04/25/2012,20:20:31,catrionamunro,CRI x2
04/25/2012,20:20:35,catrionamunro,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:20:42,catrionamunro,SPO
04/25/2012,20:20:45,Santiago Herrera,but again, it is rare to see young colonies
04/25/2012,20:20:47,catrionamunro,COR stoloniferan
04/25/2012,20:20:49,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,20:20:56,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:21:06,Santiago Herrera,SPO
04/25/2012,20:22:24,Santiago Herrera,is unclear at what point they acquire the ophiuroid
04/25/2012,20:22:54,Santiago Herrera,we have seem ophiuroids 'moving' from one colony to another
04/25/2012,20:23:00,catrionamunro,zoom on CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:23:02,Jamie Austin,Blocky outcrop, with coral.
04/25/2012,20:23:30,Santiago Herrera,PTE shells
04/25/2012,20:24:30,Santiago Herrera,OCTO stoloniferans 
04/25/2012,20:24:38,Santiago Herrera,that could be a black coral
04/25/2012,20:25:30,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:25:38,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:26:04,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:26:14,Santiago Herrera,can we look at the one on the left
04/25/2012,20:26:15,Santiago Herrera,?
04/25/2012,20:26:32,Santiago Herrera,nevermind
04/25/2012,20:26:34,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:26:36,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:26:37,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:26:48,catrionamunro,SPO?
04/25/2012,20:27:09,catrionamunro,CRI on COR whip
04/25/2012,20:27:38,catrionamunro,COR Paragorgiid x2
04/25/2012,20:27:43,catrionamunro,ACN
04/25/2012,20:28:13,catrionamunro,SQA on COR
04/25/2012,20:28:21,catrionamunro,ACN
04/25/2012,20:28:36,Santiago Herrera,whip is a very general term, it is an artificial grouping defined by morphology, it includes bamboo corals, black corals, pennatulid corals, primnoid corals….
04/25/2012,20:28:46,Santiago Herrera,nice Paragorgiids
04/25/2012,20:28:51,cordeslab,V ery Nice!
04/25/2012,20:29:18,Santiago Herrera,bubblegum corals don't have a consolidated skeletal axis
04/25/2012,20:29:27,Santiago Herrera,is all 'spongy'
04/25/2012,20:30:09,Santiago Herrera,you need samples!
04/25/2012,20:30:14,catrionamunro,CRI
04/25/2012,20:30:31,Santiago Herrera,it does have sclerites (calcareous microscopic skeletal structures) in the living tissue 
04/25/2012,20:30:58,catrionamunro,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:31:15,catrionamunro,ACN
04/25/2012,20:31:26,catrionamunro,4x CORP
04/25/2012,20:31:30,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:31:31,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:31:32,catrionamunro,COR isidid?
04/25/2012,20:31:36,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:31:39,cordeslab,CORO Isididae?
04/25/2012,20:33:46,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:34:26,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:34:27,johnreed,Help re video- Catrionamunro.  earlier you said your video at WHOI was good.  I have been working with our ITs and tried different computers and still poor here; even on zooms.  Can you send me your email or phone so I can talk to you about your video quality?
04/25/2012,20:35:39,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:36:21,Santiago Herrera,SPO
04/25/2012,20:37:01,catrionamunro,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:37:19,catrionamunro,stalked CRI
04/25/2012,20:37:29,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:37:40,catrionamunro,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:37:49,cordeslab,CORO?
04/25/2012,20:38:18,Santiago Herrera,looks dead
04/25/2012,20:38:32,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:38:34,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:38:39,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:38:41,catrionamunro,Hi John, I have sent you my number by private message
04/25/2012,20:38:41,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:39:10,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:39:18,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:39:20,cordeslab,CORO Swiftia
04/25/2012,20:39:21,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:39:43,Santiago Herrera,who's in the cordeslab?
04/25/2012,20:39:45,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,20:39:47,cordeslab,Andrea
04/25/2012,20:39:53,Santiago Herrera,hi Andrea!
04/25/2012,20:39:56,cordeslab,Hello!
04/25/2012,20:40:09,Santiago Herrera,CORO isidid whip
04/25/2012,20:40:21,cordeslab,another dead?
04/25/2012,20:40:23,Santiago Herrera,not sure if it's alive
04/25/2012,20:40:37,Santiago Herrera,yeah, looks dead
04/25/2012,20:40:50,cordeslab,Great thanks
04/25/2012,20:40:52,Santiago Herrera,CORO
04/25/2012,20:40:56,catrionamunro,ASR
04/25/2012,20:41:04,Santiago Herrera,ASR
04/25/2012,20:41:26,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:41:27,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:42:04,Santiago Herrera,CORP
04/25/2012,20:42:51,catrionamunro,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:43:13,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:45:15,catrionamunro,CRI on dead COR?
04/25/2012,20:45:17,Santiago Herrera,CRI
04/25/2012,20:45:22,catrionamunro,with HYD and PAG
04/25/2012,20:45:31,Santiago Herrera,some living CORP tissue
04/25/2012,20:45:33,catrionamunro,SQA
04/25/2012,20:45:37,cordeslab,CORP live behind
04/25/2012,20:45:48,Santiago Herrera,different colony
04/25/2012,20:46:07,cordeslab,right
04/25/2012,20:46:28,catrionamunro,OPH on CORP
04/25/2012,20:46:44,Santiago Herrera,maybe that's one of the baby OPH? or a different species
04/25/2012,20:46:45,cordeslab,OPH not Asteroschema!?
04/25/2012,20:47:03,Santiago Herrera,no way to tell
04/25/2012,20:47:03,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:48:03,catrionamunro,SHI
04/25/2012,20:48:25,Santiago Herrera,CORP
04/25/2012,20:51:18,catrionamunro,SHI
04/25/2012,20:51:30,catrionamunro,COR isidid?
04/25/2012,20:53:15,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,20:54:33,catrionamunro,zoom on OPH
04/25/2012,20:54:54,Santiago Herrera,nice shot of the associate
04/25/2012,20:57:39,catrionamunro,COR paragorgiid
04/25/2012,20:59:19,catrionamunro,ACN
04/25/2012,20:59:35,Santiago Herrera,can we turn on the lasers?
04/25/2012,21:01:30,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
04/25/2012,21:04:43,catrionamunro,ACN
04/25/2012,21:05:04,Santiago Herrera,CORO stoloniferans
04/25/2012,21:06:33,catrionamunro,looks like an anemone
04/25/2012,21:08:07,catrionamunro,CRI
04/25/2012,21:08:12,Santiago Herrera,ACN
04/25/2012,21:08:14,catrionamunro,ACN mulitple here
04/25/2012,21:08:23,catrionamunro,SPO behind with CRI
04/25/2012,21:12:19,catrionamunro,ACN
04/25/2012,21:12:46,Erin Becker,ACN - flytrap
04/25/2012,21:19:00,Santiago Herrera,heavily sedimented slope
04/25/2012,21:23:37,catrionamunro,SPO
04/25/2012,21:23:59,danwarren,eggshell
04/25/2012,21:32:43,Santiago Herrera,HOL
04/25/2012,21:37:36,catrionamunro,COR isidid
04/25/2012,21:39:06,Jamie Austin,Small ridges - edges of bedding planes.
04/25/2012,21:39:23,catrionamunro,CORP
04/25/2012,21:40:01,catrionamunro,with OPH
04/25/2012,21:40:16,Erin Becker,SQA
04/25/2012,21:42:10,Jamie Austin,Vehicles coming off the seafloor.  End of Dive 11.
04/25/2012,21:43:38,catrionamunro,Thank you!
04/25/2012,21:52:14,Santiago Herrera, excellent dive, thanks!