08/02/2013,00:16:47,iscwatch,does anyone know what is wrong with the main feed? It's completely black
08/02/2013,00:27:17,iscwatch,did they lose comms?
08/02/2013,11:26:10,Catalina Martinez,Good morning Tim.  How is your RTS working?
08/02/2013,11:26:16,Catalina Martinez,Do you want to test?
08/02/2013,11:26:31,briankennedy,The ROV is scheduled to be launched at 0830 this morning. Today’s dive is planned for an unnamed minor canyon 85 NM Southeast of Nantucket. The dive will start in 1100 meters of water then work up a steep slope. The weather further offshores is questionable so we may not dive Mytilus Seamount tomorrow. That determination will be made by 0900EDT. If we do not go offshore we will try and dive in Oceanographer Canyon. 
08/02/2013,11:35:39,Catalina Martinez,All three feeds look good this morning, but still troubleshooting RTS issues.
08/02/2013,12:24:33,briankennedy, The weather forecast tomorrow for Mytilus Seamount is bad so we are planning diving in Oceanographer Canyon as dive 3. We will reassess the weather for Sunday, tomorrow morning but it does not look good.    
08/02/2013,12:27:40,Rhian Waller,Good morning all - sorry to hear about Mytilus, but excited to see Oceanographer this weekend!
08/02/2013,12:30:36,Taylor Heyl,Good morning All
08/02/2013,12:34:44,briankennedy,The RTS system will be down for the next few minutes but the conference call will be in use. 
08/02/2013,12:37:04,Taylor Heyl,Thank you Brian
08/02/2013,12:39:37,Taylor Heyl,WHOI start recording EX1304L2_ROV02_1
08/02/2013,12:40:38,briankennedy,The RTS should be back up
08/02/2013,12:47:00,Catalina Martinez,There's noise coming over audio on I1
08/02/2013,12:47:05,Catalina Martinez,No real 'audio'
08/02/2013,12:47:08,Catalina Martinez,Just noise
08/02/2013,12:47:14,Tim Shank,Good morning all.  The RTS is not up here…. getting lots of static noise
08/02/2013,12:47:25,Catalina Martinez,Will let HUB know and have them call you
08/02/2013,12:52:53,Tim Shank,Waypoints for Dive 2.  Inter-canyon by Shallop  Launch (At WP1) 
08/02/2013,39.93294425 
08/02/2013,-69.22636 1137m 
08/02/2013,WP1 
08/02/2013,39.93294425 
08/02/2013,-69.22636 
08/02/2013,1137.85m 
08/02/2013,WP2 
08/02/2013,39.93270251 
08/02/2013,-69.22856412 
08/02/2013,1119m 
08/02/2013,WP3 
08/02/2013,39.93270251 
08/02/2013,-69.22947033 
08/02/2013,1056m 
08/02/2013,WP4 
08/02/2013,39.93252153 
08/02/2013,-69.23076889 
08/02/2013,978m 
08/02/2013,WP5 
08/02/2013,39.93234022 
08/02/2013,-69.23267116 
08/02/2013,931m
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,12:56:19,jasonchaytor,good morning all
08/02/2013,12:56:54,Scott France,Good morningcrew!
08/02/2013,12:57:24,Tim Shank,Dive codes for today's dive attached below.
08/02/2013,8:57
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,BIO - Biology (Unspecified)
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,MUC - Unidentified mucus structure
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,USO - Unidentified Sessile Object
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,STR - mucus string
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,FEC - Fecal (matter)
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,EGG - Egg (case)
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,Taxa
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,MAT - Bacterial (Mat)
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,FOR - Foraminiferan
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,GRO - Gromiid
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,XEN - Xenophyophoran
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,SPO - Sponge
08/02/2013,SPODEM - Demospongiae
08/02/2013,SPOHEX - 
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,BRA - Brachiopod
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,BRY - Bryozoan
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,TUN - Tunicate
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,SAL - Salp
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,LAR - Larvacean house
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,ECN - Echiuran (or radial feeding trace)
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CTE - Ctenophore
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CNI - Cnidarian
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,HYD - Hydroid
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,JFH - Jellyfish
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,ACN - Actinaria (anemone)
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,ZOA - Zoanthid
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,COR - Coral
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CORA - Antipatharian
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CORL - Lophelia
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CORM - Madrepora
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CORG - Gorgonian
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CORP - Paramuricea
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CORS - Stylasterid
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CPEN - Pennatulacean
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CORW - Whip coral
08/02/2013,Echinoderm
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,ASR - Asteroid
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,HOL - Holothurian
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CRI - Crinoid
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CRIHYO - Hyocrinida
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CRIBAT - Bathycrinidae
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CRIBOU - Bourgeuticrinidae
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CRIANT - Antedonidae
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CRIZEN - Zenometridae
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CRIPNT - Pentametrocinidae
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CRIATE - Atelecrinidae
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CRITHA - Thalassometridae
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,OPH - Ophiuroid
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,URC - Urchin
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,ART - Arthropod
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,PYC - Pycnogonid
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,COP - Copepods
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CRA - Crab
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CRAKC - King crab (family Lithodidae)
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CRARED - Red Deep Sea Crab (Chaceon quinquedens)
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CRASPI - Spider crabs (family Majoidea)
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,LOB - Lobster
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,SQA - Squat Lobster
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,PAG - Pagurid (hermit)
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,SHI - Shrimp
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,BAR - Barnacle
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,APH - Amphipod
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,ISO - Isopod
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,MOL - Mollusk
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,MUS - Mussels
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,NUD - Nudibranch
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,OCT - Octopus
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,SQD - Squid
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,GAS - Gastropods (not limpets)
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,LIM - Limpets
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CHI - Chiton
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CLA - Clams
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,PTE - Pteropod
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,FSH - Fish
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,FCHN - Chondrichthyes
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,FCOD - Codlets
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,FREF - Reeffish (grouper, tilefish, AJs, snapper)
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,FANT - Anthiins (fancy bass)
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,FELO - Elongate (eels, brotulids) 
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,FOVO - Ovoid (roughys, boarfish, dories)
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,       FLAT -  Flatfish
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,WOR - Worm
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,POL - Polychaete
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,SCA - Scale (worm)
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,TUB - Tubeworms (not Riftia)
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,SER - Serpulid worm
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,RIF - Riftia
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,SPA - Spaghetti Worms
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,Geology
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,BUR - Burrow
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,COB - Cobble
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,MUD - Mud
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,ROC - Rock
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,RUB - Rubble
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,SAD - Sand
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,SED - Sediment
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,WAL - Wall
08/02/2013,WOD - Wood
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,Lava Morphology
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,TAL - Talus
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,PIL - Pillow
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,ENT - Entrail
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,LOB - Lobate
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,SHE - Sheet
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,FOL - Folded
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,JUM - Jumbled
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,HAC - Hackly
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,Sediment Cover
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,LIG - Light
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,POC - Partial/Pockets
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,HEA - Heavy/Coalescent
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,BLA - Blanket
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,Feature
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,ASG - Axial Summit Graben
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,AVR - Axial Volcanic Ridge
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CAR - Carbonate
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CLI - Cliff
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,COL - Collapse
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,CON - Contact
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,FAU - Fault
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,FIS - Fissure
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,HAY - Haystack
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,HYX - Hydrothermal
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,PIL - Pillar
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,SCP - Scarp
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,SEP - Seep
08/02/2013,12:58:01,marthanizinski,Thanks Taylor for adding the codes.
08/02/2013,13:00:06,amandademopoulos,good morning everyone
08/02/2013,13:00:58,Rhian Waller,Morning Amanda!
08/02/2013,13:01:04,Rhian Waller,…and Martha!
08/02/2013,13:09:23,Tim Shank,1111m
08/02/2013,13:09:35,Tim Shank,seeing SHI mysid in water column
08/02/2013,13:09:48,Tim Shank,ROC 11m above bottom
08/02/2013,13:10:06,Tim Shank,bottom in sight
08/02/2013,13:10:18,Tim Shank,SAL above bottom
08/02/2013,13:10:48,Tim Shank,Feed 1 frozen on I2
08/02/2013,13:12:01,Rhian Waller,Only feeds 2 & 3 working on the web, no sound
08/02/2013,13:12:31,Scott France,Stream 1 looks okay here in LA on I-1
08/02/2013,13:12:37,Scott France,as does stream 3
08/02/2013,13:12:41,Rhian Waller,All back on here
08/02/2013,13:13:35,amandademopoulos,setting up to white balance
08/02/2013,13:13:53,Catalina Martinez,All three feeds are working for video, but there's no audio.  Folks are working on that
08/02/2013,13:15:47,Tim Shank,audio is only on the conference line… 866 617 5860  code 1233796
08/02/2013,13:17:43,Taylor Heyl,white balancing
08/02/2013,13:21:10,amandademopoulos,completed white balancing, heading to WP1
08/02/2013,13:21:23,Taylor Heyl,SQD
08/02/2013,13:21:25,Taylor Heyl,FELO x4
08/02/2013,13:21:48,Taylor Heyl,Soft sediment with burrows as we move to WP 1
08/02/2013,13:22:10,Taylor Heyl,FSH rattail
08/02/2013,13:22:17,Taylor Heyl,FELO x4 cut throat 
08/02/2013,13:22:20,amandademopoulos,Temperature: 4.2oC
08/02/2013,13:22:26,Taylor Heyl,Depth 1136 meters
08/02/2013,13:22:30,michaelvecchione,numerous eels, some myctophids, SQD looked like Illex but need a better shot.
08/02/2013,13:22:42,michaelvecchione,FSH macrourid
08/02/2013,13:23:34,Taylor Heyl,SHI 
08/02/2013,13:23:35,michaelvecchione,Lophogastrid?
08/02/2013,13:24:20,Taylor Heyl,Eels abundant and FLAT flounder on soft sediment
08/02/2013,13:24:24,jasonchaytor,BUR multiple
08/02/2013,13:24:41,michaelvecchione,most of eels are cutthroat
08/02/2013,13:25:38,Taylor Heyl,SHI red on sediment
08/02/2013,13:26:22,michaelvecchione,zoom on weird eel?
08/02/2013,13:27:53,Taylor Heyl,FSH myctophid
08/02/2013,13:29:40,michaelvecchione,head looked right but I'm not sure about the tail.
08/02/2013,13:29:51,michaelvecchione,Halosaur now
08/02/2013,13:29:55,Taylor Heyl,close up of Halosaur
08/02/2013,13:30:01,jasonchaytor,sediment appears to be relatively homogeneous at a broad scale, no surficial evidence of down canyon sediment transport 
08/02/2013,13:32:13,jasonchaytor,yet
08/02/2013,13:32:51,Scott France,CER
08/02/2013,13:32:52,Rhian Waller,ACN cerianthid
08/02/2013,13:33:52,kelleyelliott,Audio is going in and out on Internet1
08/02/2013,13:36:57,Taylor Heyl,CRARED in BUR
08/02/2013,13:37:10,Taylor Heyl,many eels
08/02/2013,13:37:30,jasonchaytor,BUR multiple
08/02/2013,13:37:39,Taylor Heyl,FSH myctophid
08/02/2013,13:37:45,Taylor Heyl,FSH shark
08/02/2013,13:37:52,Taylor Heyl,FELO x4
08/02/2013,13:38:05,jasonchaytor,lat/long when you get a chance?
08/02/2013,13:39:22,Taylor Heyl,Depth 1137 meters, Hdg. 252
08/02/2013,13:39:31,Taylor Heyl,CRA lithodid
08/02/2013,13:39:50,michaelvecchione,I am having problems with I1 stream 1 locking up, but I don't know if it is at your end or mine.
08/02/2013,13:40:06,Taylor Heyl,BAR on CRA 
08/02/2013,13:40:11,michaelvecchione,Neolithodes
08/02/2013,13:40:33,kelleyelliott,Audio still going in and out on internet1
08/02/2013,13:41:24,marthanizinski,39 55.9642N 69 13.6349 W
08/02/2013,13:41:37,jasonchaytor,thanks!
08/02/2013,13:42:01,nicolemorgan,No audio at al on stream on on the internet here.
08/02/2013,13:42:09,kelleyelliott,Audio lost again on I1
08/02/2013,13:42:10,Andrea Quattrini,no audio here either
08/02/2013,13:43:10,Taylor Heyl,CRARED in BUR
08/02/2013,13:43:16,Taylor Heyl,FELO x5
08/02/2013,13:44:11,Taylor Heyl,Traversing at 0.2 kts over soft sediment, Depth 1138 meters
08/02/2013,13:44:14,Taylor Heyl,SHI 
08/02/2013,13:44:17,Taylor Heyl,under HYD
08/02/2013,13:44:19,michaelvecchione,FSH myctophid
08/02/2013,13:45:37,Taylor Heyl,close up of SHI
08/02/2013,13:46:08,Taylor Heyl,COR skeleton with HYD, SHI underneath
08/02/2013,13:46:56,Tim Shank,SHI red on bottom
08/02/2013,13:47:44,Andrea Quattrini,FELO abundant cutthroats
08/02/2013,13:48:05,Taylor Heyl,SHI
08/02/2013,13:49:05,michaelvecchione,FSH Antimora?
08/02/2013,13:49:25,Taylor Heyl,FSH Antimora rostrata?
08/02/2013,13:49:41,Andrea Quattrini,yes
08/02/2013,13:50:24,Taylor Heyl,Depth 1134 meters, Hdg. 121
08/02/2013,13:52:43,Taylor Heyl,FSH rattail
08/02/2013,13:53:12,marthanizinski,39 55.9517 N 69 13.6774W 1133 m
08/02/2013,13:53:18,Taylor Heyl,Moving over soft sediment, many burrows
08/02/2013,13:53:29,Taylor Heyl,still seeing eels
08/02/2013,13:53:35,Taylor Heyl,SHI Nematocarcinid
08/02/2013,13:54:17,Taylor Heyl,FSH skate
08/02/2013,13:54:24,Catalina Martinez,Audio through RTS/internet is being worked on, so please use the conf line for audio in the meantime
08/02/2013,13:54:25,michaelvecchione,fsh eELPOUT?
08/02/2013,13:55:11,Taylor Heyl,FSH myctophid
08/02/2013,13:55:26,Taylor Heyl,SHI on sediment
08/02/2013,13:55:26,kelleyelliott,Conference Line: 1-866-617-5860, passcode 1233796
08/02/2013,13:55:43,michaelvecchione,FSH myctophid and halosaur in addition to cutthroats
08/02/2013,13:56:05,Taylor Heyl,SHI Nematocarcinid on sediment
08/02/2013,13:56:09,Taylor Heyl,ANT  red thing
08/02/2013,13:56:26,Taylor Heyl,rubber glove
08/02/2013,13:56:42,Taylor Heyl,SHI in glove
08/02/2013,13:56:52,Taylor Heyl,Temp 4.3C
08/02/2013,13:56:52,amandademopoulos,temp=4.3oC
08/02/2013,13:57:01,Taylor Heyl,SHI
08/02/2013,13:57:09,Taylor Heyl,Approaching hard target
08/02/2013,13:57:13,Taylor Heyl,ROC
08/02/2013,13:57:33,Taylor Heyl,FELO x2
08/02/2013,13:58:24,marthanizinski,39 55.9586 N 60 13.7026 W 1118 m
08/02/2013,13:58:33,Taylor Heyl,ASR on wall
08/02/2013,13:59:33,jasonchaytor,no apparent debris at the base of the wall, thin SED drape on outcrop, heavy drape at base
08/02/2013,13:59:40,Taylor Heyl,SHI on SED
08/02/2013,13:59:45,Taylor Heyl,ACN orange on ROC
08/02/2013,13:59:49,Taylor Heyl,ASR
08/02/2013,13:59:58,Taylor Heyl,XEN?
08/02/2013,14:00:10,Taylor Heyl,yes, multiple XEN at base of wall
08/02/2013,14:00:52,Taylor Heyl,BIV 
08/02/2013,14:01:04,Taylor Heyl,WHOI RTS down
08/02/2013,14:01:27,Taylor Heyl,ACN venus fly trap
08/02/2013,14:01:32,Scott France,I-1 audio can hear Okeanos video
08/02/2013,14:01:37,Scott France,in Louisiana
08/02/2013,14:01:42,nicolemorgan,Have audio back intermittently here FL
08/02/2013,14:01:56,Taylor Heyl,ACN Actinoscyphia aurelia
08/02/2013,14:02:02,Scott France,and heard someone toggling a keyboard?
08/02/2013,14:02:06,Taylor Heyl,SHI above it
08/02/2013,14:02:14,Taylor Heyl,XEN
08/02/2013,14:02:15,Andrea Quattrini,FSH Cylothone
08/02/2013,14:02:42,Taylor Heyl,URC small white under ACN
08/02/2013,14:02:48,Andrea Quattrini,eggs?
08/02/2013,14:02:51,Taylor Heyl,SPO white on ROC
08/02/2013,14:02:53,jasonchaytor,bio-eroded chalk?
08/02/2013,14:03:00,Rhian Waller,Gut content ejected?
08/02/2013,14:03:13,Rhian Waller,Inverted stomach?
08/02/2013,14:04:34,Taylor Heyl,GAS
08/02/2013,14:05:01,Taylor Heyl,SHI 
08/02/2013,14:05:13,Taylor Heyl,Close up of ACN venus fly trap and SHI
08/02/2013,14:05:55,Taylor Heyl,XEN
08/02/2013,14:06:02,Taylor Heyl,orange SPO?
08/02/2013,14:07:29,briankennedy,ACN under SHI
08/02/2013,14:08:21,Rhian Waller,Two polyps!
08/02/2013,14:08:24,Taylor Heyl,COR
08/02/2013,14:08:46,Taylor Heyl,COR Bamboo
08/02/2013,14:09:19,Taylor Heyl,small recruits on vertical wall
08/02/2013,14:09:21,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
08/02/2013,14:09:23,Andrea Quattrini,CORO Anthomastus?
08/02/2013,14:10:03,Taylor Heyl,ACN 
08/02/2013,14:10:11,Taylor Heyl,ACN orange under ROC
08/02/2013,14:10:14,Taylor Heyl,SHI
08/02/2013,14:10:33,Taylor Heyl,Close up of ACN Actinarus nobilis
08/02/2013,14:10:41,Scott France,Yup - ACN most likely Actinernus nobilis
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,14:10:51,Andrea Quattrini,Yes! ?Actinerus nobilis
08/02/2013,14:10:52,Taylor Heyl,URC on coral skeleton
08/02/2013,14:11:18,Taylor Heyl,BAR also? on coral skeleton to left of ACN
08/02/2013,14:11:18,Rhian Waller,Id' agree with that one too - Actinerus nobilis - great pic!
08/02/2013,14:12:15,Taylor Heyl,COR polyps - paramuricea?
08/02/2013,14:12:18,Taylor Heyl,no OPH on it yet
08/02/2013,14:12:40,Andrea Quattrini,ACN small 
08/02/2013,14:13:28,Scott France,Good point Taylor!
08/02/2013,14:13:35,Scott France,At least none we could see!
08/02/2013,14:14:15,Scott France,ZOA
08/02/2013,14:14:18,Andrea Quattrini,hermit crab 
08/02/2013,14:14:22,Andrea Quattrini,with ZOA?
08/02/2013,14:14:24,Scott France,ZOA on PAG
08/02/2013,14:14:53,Taylor Heyl,Exactly!  Coral recruit still too small for OPH?  Interesting to think about what size a coral must be, number of polyps, etc...before OPHs will get on.
08/02/2013,14:14:58,michaelvecchione,ASR
08/02/2013,14:15:06,Taylor Heyl,close up of PAG
08/02/2013,14:15:16,Andrea Quattrini,audio still very choppy here, is it just me?
08/02/2013,14:15:26,Scott France,No - audio in-and-out here as well
08/02/2013,14:15:45,Scott France,on I1
08/02/2013,14:16:02,michaelvecchione,same here
08/02/2013,14:16:18,Scott France,ZOA = Epizoanthus
08/02/2013,14:17:15,Taylor Heyl,COR Swiftia?
08/02/2013,14:17:16,Andrea Quattrini,CORO
08/02/2013,14:17:58,Taylor Heyl,SHI Nematocarcinid
08/02/2013,14:18:37,Scott France,CORO Swiftia best guess
08/02/2013,14:19:01,Taylor Heyl,Close up of COR Swifita, no associates
08/02/2013,14:19:10,Taylor Heyl,ASR large white
08/02/2013,14:20:06,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
08/02/2013,14:20:14,marthanizinski,39 55.9615N 69 13.7069 W 1117 m
08/02/2013,14:20:21,Andrea Quattrini,CORO Anthomastus
08/02/2013,14:20:27,Taylor Heyl,Depth 1117 meters
08/02/2013,14:20:53,Taylor Heyl,SQA in hole
08/02/2013,14:20:57,Taylor Heyl,GAS 
08/02/2013,14:21:20,briankennedy,SPO
08/02/2013,14:21:31,Tim Shank,Axiid?
08/02/2013,14:21:33,Tim Shank,great shot
08/02/2013,14:21:56,Taylor Heyl,beautiful imagery
08/02/2013,14:22:38,Taylor Heyl,ASR white on wall
08/02/2013,14:25:08,jasonchaytor,some weak layering in the wall
08/02/2013,14:25:23,Taylor Heyl,BIV 
08/02/2013,14:25:27,briankennedy,SPO
08/02/2013,14:25:29,jasonchaytor,still relatively heavy erosion
08/02/2013,14:25:37,Taylor Heyl,BIV ctenoides?
08/02/2013,14:26:10,Taylor Heyl,Just one BIV in hole of rock wall
08/02/2013,14:26:22,Rhian Waller,Acesta? BIV
08/02/2013,14:28:16,Catalina Martinez,Audio currently working on I2 and I1, but still issues with RTS
08/02/2013,14:28:20,marthanizinski,39 55.9566 N 69 13.7049 W 1117 m
08/02/2013,14:28:31,Rhian Waller,Audio very choppy here on I1
08/02/2013,14:30:15,Andrea Quattrini,is that  a tiny CORB?
08/02/2013,14:30:26,Taylor Heyl,Likely Ctenoides rather than Acesta....too flat and thick shelled?  Would love a sample!
08/02/2013,14:30:27,Scott France,CORA
08/02/2013,14:30:33,Taylor Heyl,CORA Bathypathes?
08/02/2013,14:30:47,Taylor Heyl,Any associates in there?
08/02/2013,14:30:55,Taylor Heyl,egg?
08/02/2013,14:31:23,Taylor Heyl,OPH arms coming out of rock
08/02/2013,14:31:27,Taylor Heyl,Eunicid worm in ROC also
08/02/2013,14:31:27,Andrea Quattrini,this looks different then a Bathypathes to me
08/02/2013,14:31:28,Tim Shank,OPH arms coming out of bottom substrate
08/02/2013,14:31:32,Catalina Martinez,Audio clear on both I2 and I1 so Rhian, probably a local issue
08/02/2013,14:32:06,Catalina Martinez,Unfortunately, that is common.  Audio is always the hardest part - always best to use the conf line
08/02/2013,14:32:44,Tim Shank,APH one on CORB branch
08/02/2013,14:33:25,Tim Shank,1114m
08/02/2013,14:33:34,Tim Shank,COR cup
08/02/2013,14:33:37,Tim Shank,SPO
08/02/2013,14:34:24,Scott France,I'm not sure it is a local problem as the audio comes and goes here in Louisiana as well. Could be another local issue here as well, but haven't experienced these problems in the past 2 weeks.
08/02/2013,14:34:37,Andrea Quattrini,yea, in california too!
08/02/2013,14:35:35,Tim Shank,ASR
08/02/2013,14:35:35,Scott France,I'm on conference line as well and audio is fine there, but can't hear pilots or videographer.
08/02/2013,14:36:01,Tim Shank,Yes, we can not hear the pilots or videographer either.
08/02/2013,14:36:03,Catalina Martinez,Very common to have audio and video issues through I1 locally.  If coming in clean at URI where they originate, then the issue is typically local and can differ between browsers, computers, etc.  Useful to clear cache regularly.
08/02/2013,14:36:15,Tim Shank,close up of COR CUP DEMO
08/02/2013,14:36:52,briankennedy,DVL target CAEXD02_01 dropped
08/02/2013,14:37:32,Scott France,Re: audio: Okay, but just noting this is the first time I've had this experience in the 2+ weeks.
08/02/2013,14:37:50,Taylor Heyl,Close up of BIV in crack of rock
08/02/2013,14:37:56,Taylor Heyl,HYD on BIV shell
08/02/2013,14:39:11,Tim Shank,XEN
08/02/2013,14:39:16,Tim Shank,CRA
08/02/2013,14:39:18,Catalina Martinez,Buffering issues tend to build up over time, so clearing cache can help considerably
08/02/2013,14:40:06,Tim Shank,CRA carapace
08/02/2013,14:40:47,Taylor Heyl,ASR x4 on rock
08/02/2013,14:40:49,Taylor Heyl,FELO
08/02/2013,14:41:20,Taylor Heyl,BIV cluster underneath rock ledge
08/02/2013,14:41:24,Taylor Heyl,XEN x2
08/02/2013,14:41:24,michaelvecchione,FSH Cyclothone
08/02/2013,14:41:25,Taylor Heyl,FELO
08/02/2013,14:41:41,Taylor Heyl,COR Swiftia in front of "cave"
08/02/2013,14:42:04,Amy Baco-Taylor,bathypathes
08/02/2013,14:42:10,Taylor Heyl,ASR lost an arm?
08/02/2013,14:42:24,Taylor Heyl,ring ACN on Bathypathes
08/02/2013,14:42:34,Taylor Heyl,OPH associate
08/02/2013,14:42:41,Taylor Heyl,x2
08/02/2013,14:42:41,Scott France,OPH on CORO Bathypathes
08/02/2013,14:43:40,Taylor Heyl,OPH on seafloor behind CORO Bathypathes - different species
08/02/2013,14:43:40,marthanizinski,39 55.9573 N 69 13.7063 W 1113 m
08/02/2013,14:43:51,Taylor Heyl,SQA in hole behind Bathypathes
08/02/2013,14:44:10,Taylor Heyl,Deph 1113 meters
08/02/2013,14:47:12,Andrea Quattrini,CORP
08/02/2013,14:47:23,Taylor Heyl,CORP with Ophiuroid associate
08/02/2013,14:47:45,Amy Baco-Taylor,Acanthogorgiid?
08/02/2013,14:48:01,Rhian Waller,Paramuricea juv? 
08/02/2013,14:48:17,Rhian Waller,Or Acanthogorgia?
08/02/2013,14:48:30,Scott France,More likely Paramuricea given the OPH and the relative thickness of the polyps.
08/02/2013,14:48:37,Rhian Waller,Small one!
08/02/2013,14:48:54,Scott France,Yup. We've been seeing two morphs out here...
08/02/2013,14:49:06,Scott France,This lighter yellow one and the more orange one.
08/02/2013,14:49:23,Rhian Waller,In the north we had purple and yellow like this one
08/02/2013,14:49:34,Scott France,The lighter one has slightly thinner polyps we think.
08/02/2013,14:49:37,Rhian Waller,though not stick like - more bushy
08/02/2013,14:50:07,Andrea Quattrini,we have seen many "stick-like" morphs during leg 1
08/02/2013,14:50:07,Scott France,Rhain - we saw the yellow-purple ones in Baltimore Canyon as well, but much shallower (300-400 m range)
08/02/2013,14:50:23,Scott France,They have to start somewhere! Gangly teens.
08/02/2013,14:50:29,Rhian Waller,Cool - they were all over the GoMaine
08/02/2013,14:50:32,jasonchaytor,substantial sediment drape, even on the steepwer wall faces
08/02/2013,14:50:48,Rhian Waller,Andrea - great on the stick like - wonder if it's different morph or just juvenile?
08/02/2013,14:50:54,Rhian Waller,Any clue?
08/02/2013,14:51:05,Scott France,Oh - and by yellow-purple I mean both colors on the same colony.
08/02/2013,14:51:08,briankennedy,XEN
08/02/2013,14:51:38,Andrea Quattrini,Not sure Rhian-
08/02/2013,14:51:51,Andrea Quattrini,I would tend to lean toward different morph or different spp
08/02/2013,14:51:56,Taylor Heyl,We have seen yellow-purple morph in the Gulf of Mexico too...
08/02/2013,14:52:01,Taylor Heyl,dead SHI
08/02/2013,14:52:03,Rhian Waller,Curious!
08/02/2013,14:52:19,Rhian Waller,Not sure we say bi-colour, but did see the two colours on different colonies
08/02/2013,14:52:22,Scott France,Rhian - so far we have found no consistent genetic marker that matches with broader colony morphology (i.e. more or less branching). There is genetic variation, but so far it doesn't match that particular characteristic.
08/02/2013,14:52:46,Rhian Waller,Need to do some internal repro….!
08/02/2013,14:53:07,Rhian Waller,HYD
08/02/2013,14:53:08,Andrea Quattrini,in the Gom we definitely see purple and yellow morphs, also on the same colony
08/02/2013,14:53:25,michaelvecchione,GAS
08/02/2013,14:54:02,Tim Shank,GAS on seafloor
08/02/2013,14:54:55,marthanizinski,Hydroid with barnacle and gastropod
08/02/2013,14:54:56,Tim Shank,BAR x 2 at least on base of HYD
08/02/2013,14:55:11,Rhian Waller,XEN
08/02/2013,14:55:27,Taylor Heyl,SHI Nematocarcinid on sediment
08/02/2013,14:56:22,michaelvecchione,FSH Antimora
08/02/2013,14:56:24,Taylor Heyl,FSH Antimora 
08/02/2013,14:56:59,Taylor Heyl,Small polyps on dead coral skeleton?
08/02/2013,14:57:11,Rhian Waller,Looks like polyps
08/02/2013,14:57:14,Taylor Heyl,BIV shell on sed
08/02/2013,14:57:22,Taylor Heyl,FELO cutthroat eel
08/02/2013,14:57:55,Taylor Heyl,coral rubble
08/02/2013,14:57:57,Taylor Heyl,SHI 
08/02/2013,14:57:58,Taylor Heyl,XEN
08/02/2013,14:58:33,jasonchaytor,bored out wall material??
08/02/2013,14:58:34,Taylor Heyl,Bone?
08/02/2013,14:58:44,Rhian Waller,ZOA
08/02/2013,14:58:47,Taylor Heyl,zoanthids
08/02/2013,14:58:53,Rhian Waller,XEN
08/02/2013,14:59:24,Taylor Heyl,SHI
08/02/2013,14:59:28,Taylor Heyl,ACN orange on sediment
08/02/2013,15:01:10,Taylor Heyl,ACN venus fly trap
08/02/2013,15:01:13,Taylor Heyl,FELO
08/02/2013,15:01:21,Taylor Heyl,approaching rock
08/02/2013,15:01:41,Taylor Heyl,COR at base of rock
08/02/2013,15:02:12,Taylor Heyl,COR Acanthogorgia
08/02/2013,15:02:18,Andrea Quattrini,ring anemone
08/02/2013,15:02:19,michaelvecchione,Sargassum?
08/02/2013,15:02:27,Scott France,CORG Acanthogorgia
08/02/2013,15:02:31,michaelvecchione,never mind.
08/02/2013,15:02:37,Taylor Heyl,HYD at tips
08/02/2013,15:02:45,Rhian Waller,ACN venus fly trap
08/02/2013,15:03:19,marthanizinski,39 55.9616 N 69 13.7236 W 1099 m
08/02/2013,15:05:42,Taylor Heyl,SHI mysid
08/02/2013,15:07:16,Tim Shank,BIV limid
08/02/2013,15:07:30,Tim Shank,ASR white arms
08/02/2013,15:07:38,Tim Shank,BIV valves
08/02/2013,15:07:40,Rhian Waller,Coral rubble?
08/02/2013,15:07:45,Tim Shank,COR RUB
08/02/2013,15:07:53,Taylor Heyl,XEN
08/02/2013,15:07:55,Tim Shank,OPH on RUB
08/02/2013,15:08:01,Taylor Heyl,ASR on sediment
08/02/2013,15:08:11,Taylor Heyl,OPH disc up off sediment
08/02/2013,15:08:16,Rhian Waller,Desmo in the foreground on the rubble
08/02/2013,15:08:21,Taylor Heyl,BIV shells, open on sed
08/02/2013,15:08:22,jasonchaytor,brown staining along base of wall, possibly some current induced scouring
08/02/2013,15:08:51,Taylor Heyl,Solenosmilia rubble?
08/02/2013,15:09:10,Rhian Waller,Not close enough to tell I think
08/02/2013,15:09:42,jasonchaytor,layering in wall
08/02/2013,15:09:58,jasonchaytor,doesn't appear to be a significant lithologic change between layers
08/02/2013,15:10:13,Andrea Quattrini,fairly bare wall. no consipicous fauna
08/02/2013,15:10:17,Taylor Heyl,lateral movement on wall
08/02/2013,15:10:46,Taylor Heyl,URC
08/02/2013,15:10:55,Taylor Heyl,SPOHEX
08/02/2013,15:11:14,Tim Shank,1084m 
08/02/2013,15:11:15,Rhian Waller,COR scleractinian
08/02/2013,15:11:21,Tim Shank,HYD on COR
08/02/2013,15:11:21,Taylor Heyl,COR Solenosmilia?
08/02/2013,15:11:24,Taylor Heyl,HYD associates
08/02/2013,15:11:31,Rhian Waller,Yup - Solenosmillia
08/02/2013,15:11:36,Taylor Heyl,SQA 
08/02/2013,15:11:47,Andrea Quattrini,SQA few
08/02/2013,15:11:49,Rhian Waller,Dead cup coral
08/02/2013,15:12:05,briankennedy,depth 1085 meters heading 250 degrees
08/02/2013,15:12:24,Taylor Heyl,APH associate
08/02/2013,15:12:33,Rhian Waller,There's a cup coral in the middle there too
08/02/2013,15:12:39,Taylor Heyl,CORO small in with Solenosmilia
08/02/2013,15:12:40,Tim Shank,CRA many here chirostylids?
08/02/2013,15:12:40,amandademopoulos,temp=4.3C
08/02/2013,15:12:41,Andrea Quattrini,COR cup in middle? single white
08/02/2013,15:12:51,Rhian Waller,Yup - red tentacles
08/02/2013,15:13:07,Tim Shank,more of that "orange sponge-like" material on wall
08/02/2013,15:13:11,Scott France,CORO stoloniferous on Solenosmilia
08/02/2013,15:13:23,Andrea Quattrini,2 URC types
08/02/2013,15:13:24,Rhian Waller,Dead cup corals in the wall
08/02/2013,15:13:42,Rhian Waller,CORO Cup on right of screen
08/02/2013,15:13:55,Rhian Waller,Sorry - COR cup
08/02/2013,15:14:53,Tim Shank,HYD on COR skeleton
08/02/2013,15:14:53,Rhian Waller,COR Cup - looks like D. dianthus
08/02/2013,15:14:56,Taylor Heyl,SPO abundant on this wall
08/02/2013,15:15:17,Taylor Heyl,OPH in hole
08/02/2013,15:15:40,Rhian Waller,HYD
08/02/2013,15:15:46,Taylor Heyl,COR cup Javania
08/02/2013,15:15:58,Taylor Heyl,SER worms on BIV shell
08/02/2013,15:16:10,Andrea Quattrini,COR cup Javania
08/02/2013,15:16:47,Rhian Waller,Could be Javania - would need to collect though to see difference between Desmo
08/02/2013,15:17:08,Scott France,CORO stoloniferous
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,15:17:30,Rhian Waller,COR scleractinian reef building
08/02/2013,15:17:47,Rhian Waller,Brisingid
08/02/2013,15:17:47,Taylor Heyl,ASR brisingid
08/02/2013,15:18:19,Taylor Heyl,ASR Brisingid
08/02/2013,15:18:55,Tim Shank,Chat test here
08/02/2013,15:18:59,marthanizinski,39 55.9667 N 69 13.7284 W 1077 m 
08/02/2013,15:19:09,Taylor Heyl,Depth 1077 meters
08/02/2013,15:19:13,Taylor Heyl,Hdg. 228 
08/02/2013,15:19:19,Taylor Heyl,FELO
08/02/2013,15:19:37,Scott France,I see your chat time. I've noticed more of a delay today...
08/02/2013,15:19:39,Taylor Heyl,Moving along vertical wall with COR Solenosmilia, BIV, SPO
08/02/2013,15:19:40,Andrea Quattrini,FELO cutthroats 
08/02/2013,15:19:57,Taylor Heyl,large SPOHEX on ledges of wall
08/02/2013,15:20:13,Scott France,CORO Clavularia
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,15:20:18,Rhian Waller,Beautiful!
08/02/2013,15:20:23,Andrea Quattrini,chat test
08/02/2013,15:20:51,Rhian Waller,Chat has frozen - or is just slow - for me 
08/02/2013,15:21:02,Taylor Heyl,COR cup Javania
08/02/2013,15:21:13,Rhian Waller,COR solenosmillia
08/02/2013,15:21:17,Taylor Heyl,SQA in white SPOHEX
08/02/2013,15:21:24,Rhian Waller,COR cup scleractinians
08/02/2013,15:21:36,Taylor Heyl,Yes, chat is slow for us at WHOI too
08/02/2013,15:22:03,Taylor Heyl,CORO on BIV shell
08/02/2013,15:22:29,Taylor Heyl,SER worms on BIV shells
08/02/2013,15:22:57,Taylor Heyl,COR cup Desmophyllum
08/02/2013,15:23:04,Taylor Heyl,Multiple different types of sponges here
08/02/2013,15:23:53,Taylor Heyl,OPH small near BIV
08/02/2013,15:24:41,Taylor Heyl,HYD on BIV shells
08/02/2013,15:28:57,Taylor Heyl,SER worms extended out of tubes
08/02/2013,15:28:57,Taylor Heyl,SHI banded
08/02/2013,15:30:02,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthonella 
08/02/2013,15:31:08,Taylor Heyl,OPH in SPO
08/02/2013,15:31:08,Taylor Heyl,Depth 1080 meters, Hdg. 239, imaging on this vertical wall, current out of the SE
08/02/2013,15:33:16,Taylor Heyl,WHOI start recording EX1304L2_ROV02_2
08/02/2013,15:35:01,Taylor Heyl,COR Bathypathes
08/02/2013,15:35:01,Taylor Heyl,Depth 1081meters, temp 4.0C
08/02/2013,15:39:23,Catalina Martinez,Sorry folks. There are apparently some major network issues at URI right now that folks are scrambling to deal with - system wide.  Affecting our server that handles IM chat, FTP, and EX portal, among other things.  I1 seems to be fine though. . .?  Will keep you posted.
08/02/2013,15:42:04,Andrea Quattrini,back on?
08/02/2013,15:44:25,Andrea Quattrini,CORA
08/02/2013,15:44:35,Andrea Quattrini,ACN on CORA
08/02/2013,15:44:44,Catalina Martinez,URI network stabliized now
08/02/2013,15:45:12,Andrea Quattrini,BIV abundant in groove
08/02/2013,15:49:13,Andrea Quattrini,1074 m depth
08/02/2013,15:50:05,Taylor Heyl,ASR Brisingid
08/02/2013,15:50:13,Andrea Quattrini,a few ACN flyrraps
08/02/2013,15:50:38,Taylor Heyl,FSH blob fish
08/02/2013,15:50:47,Andrea Quattrini,FSH fathead
08/02/2013,15:50:53,Andrea Quattrini,Cottunculus thomsonii
08/02/2013,15:50:54,Taylor Heyl,Cuttunculus sp.
08/02/2013,15:50:59,Taylor Heyl,thanks Andrea
08/02/2013,15:51:21,Andrea Quattrini,same family as the blobfish!
08/02/2013,15:51:55,Taylor Heyl,ASR Brisingid
08/02/2013,15:52:10,Taylor Heyl,COR Thouarella with OPH associates - multiple 
08/02/2013,15:52:12,Andrea Quattrini,CORO Thouarella
08/02/2013,15:52:20,Andrea Quattrini,CORS Solenosimila
08/02/2013,15:52:36,Taylor Heyl,CRI associate on Thouareall
08/02/2013,15:52:42,Taylor Heyl,Thouarella
08/02/2013,15:52:53,Taylor Heyl,OPH on sediment
08/02/2013,15:53:07,Andrea Quattrini,Did we see this crinoid sp. on other Thouarella? 
08/02/2013,15:54:01,Andrea Quattrini,OPHS abundant
08/02/2013,15:55:36,Andrea Quattrini,ACN on CORG Thouarella
08/02/2013,15:55:42,Taylor Heyl,ACN venus fly trap associate on CORG Thouarealla
08/02/2013,15:55:59,Taylor Heyl,URC on Thouarella skeleton
08/02/2013,15:56:00,Andrea Quattrini,URC on coral?
08/02/2013,15:56:05,Andrea Quattrini,predation?
08/02/2013,15:56:22,Taylor Heyl,OPH on healthy Thouarella polyps
08/02/2013,15:56:31,Taylor Heyl,SQA on wall behind coral
08/02/2013,15:56:35,Taylor Heyl,COR cup Javania
08/02/2013,15:57:44,Scott France,Are we back?
08/02/2013,15:57:50,amandademopoulos,we are back
08/02/2013,15:58:06,Taylor Heyl,CRI associate on this CORG Thouarealla
08/02/2013,15:58:35,Taylor Heyl,many ophs on this Thouarealla
08/02/2013,15:58:39,Taylor Heyl,ASR Brisingid on wall
08/02/2013,15:58:51,Andrea Quattrini,2 ACN Actiniscyphia
08/02/2013,15:58:58,Andrea Quattrini,SPO hex
08/02/2013,15:59:11,Andrea Quattrini,good with me!
08/02/2013,15:59:17,Taylor Heyl,SHI 
08/02/2013,15:59:34,amandademopoulos,hi Cheryl
08/02/2013,15:59:39,Andrea Quattrini,CORO bamboo?
08/02/2013,16:00:05,cherylmorrison,hi all! great dive so far!
08/02/2013,16:00:20,Andrea Quattrini,hi Cheryl~
08/02/2013,16:01:10,Tim Shank,SHI mysid with eggs
08/02/2013,16:01:22,Tim Shank,possum shrimp
08/02/2013,16:02:04,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
08/02/2013,16:02:15,Tim Shank,no other associates
08/02/2013,16:02:19,Taylor Heyl,No other visible associates on CORO Bamboo
08/02/2013,16:03:28,Andrea Quattrini,CORS Solenosimilia
08/02/2013,16:03:41,Tim Shank,1066m
08/02/2013,16:03:44,Tim Shank,OCT
08/02/2013,16:04:24,Tim Shank,HOLES in wall with BIV
08/02/2013,16:04:30,Andrea Quattrini,BIV abundant
08/02/2013,16:04:40,Tim Shank,hummocks under ledges
08/02/2013,16:04:40,Andrea Quattrini,CORG
08/02/2013,16:04:41,Scott France,CORP
08/02/2013,16:04:49,Taylor Heyl,CORA Bathypathes
08/02/2013,16:04:58,Scott France,Sorry - CORG Acanthogorgia
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,16:05:00,Andrea Quattrini,Can we get a zoom on yellow corals?
08/02/2013,16:05:08,Tim Shank,COR acanthogorgia
08/02/2013,16:05:13,leswatling,the bivalves really like these little overhangs
08/02/2013,16:05:20,Scott France,CORO Anthothela
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,16:05:38,Taylor Heyl,OPH associate on CORA Bathypathes
08/02/2013,16:05:52,Taylor Heyl,CORO Anthothela on CORG Acanthogorgia?
08/02/2013,16:06:17,Scott France,Taylor - yes, that is what I thought I saw - just to the right of Acanthogorgia
08/02/2013,16:06:25,Taylor Heyl,Thanks Scott
08/02/2013,16:07:45,Rhian Waller,COR solitary scleractinians
08/02/2013,16:08:21,Andrea Quattrini,CORO Clavularia
08/02/2013,16:08:36,Tim Shank,COR cup
08/02/2013,16:08:53,Tim Shank,close up on CORG Acanthogorgia with OPH
08/02/2013,16:09:03,marthanizinski,39 55.9545 N 69 13.73713 W 1061 m
08/02/2013,16:09:07,Andrea Quattrini,2 OPHS?
08/02/2013,16:09:08,Rhian Waller,COR dead cups embedded into wall - maybe reef building scleractinains too. 
08/02/2013,16:09:41,Tim Shank,ACN ring on CORG Acanthogorgia
08/02/2013,16:09:54,Tim Shank,OPH x 2 on CORG Acanthogorgia
08/02/2013,16:10:12,Tim Shank,OPH on rock different
08/02/2013,16:11:04,Taylor Heyl,CORA Parantipathes
08/02/2013,16:11:07,Rhian Waller,HYD
08/02/2013,16:11:11,Andrea Quattrini,wow!
08/02/2013,16:11:13,Tim Shank,CORB loaded with OPHS
08/02/2013,16:11:14,Taylor Heyl,with many OPH associates
08/02/2013,16:11:32,Andrea Quattrini,ha. an ophiuorid hotel!
08/02/2013,16:11:35,Taylor Heyl,awesome
08/02/2013,16:11:53,Taylor Heyl,COR Cup Javania on wall 
08/02/2013,16:12:10,leswatling,maybe that's why the older ones get squat lobsters... throw those ophi bums out!
08/02/2013,16:12:21,Andrea Quattrini,ha
08/02/2013,16:12:27,Rhian Waller,Javania and/or Desmo 
08/02/2013,16:12:38,Rhian Waller,Need samples to verify between
08/02/2013,16:14:08,Rhian Waller,May even be some circular caryophyllia in there too!
08/02/2013,16:15:16,Scott France,I think the whitish colony to the right of the Parantipathes was also a black coral - Bathypathes (?alternata)
08/02/2013,16:15:43,Tim Shank,1057m
08/02/2013,16:15:52,Scott France,At first I thought it was a HYD but I saw polyps on the central axis
08/02/2013,16:15:57,Taylor Heyl,We have some samples of these cup corals from Munsen and Powell canyons...will have genetics on these soon.
08/02/2013,16:16:07,Taylor Heyl,ASR Brisingid
08/02/2013,16:16:10,Rhian Waller,Cool! 
08/02/2013,16:16:17,Rhian Waller,Javania and Desmo often co-occur
08/02/2013,16:16:19,leswatling,By the way, I checked in the giant Georges Bank book, and it seems that the carbonate beds like these at 1000 m depth or so are Cretaceous in age, but I didn't check for more detailed information. Cretaceous is 65 to 100 million years ago, or so...
08/02/2013,16:16:37,Andrea Quattrini,Anthothela?
08/02/2013,16:17:01,Scott France,Yup Anthothela overgrowing CORA
08/02/2013,16:17:02,Andrea Quattrini,Lots of OPHS
08/02/2013,16:17:04,leswatling,good call
08/02/2013,16:17:06,Rhian Waller,Beautiful!
08/02/2013,16:19:14,Scott France,Large CORG Thouarella
08/02/2013,16:20:12,Andrea Quattrini,CORG Acanthogorgia
08/02/2013,16:22:36,Andrea Quattrini,more Thouarella here
08/02/2013,16:22:48,michaelvecchione,SQD
08/02/2013,16:22:58,Andrea Quattrini,depth 1042 m
08/02/2013,16:23:12,Andrea Quattrini,FSH oreo n helgae
08/02/2013,16:23:35,Taylor Heyl,CRARED
08/02/2013,16:23:55,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
08/02/2013,16:25:02,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthothela?
08/02/2013,16:25:08,Andrea Quattrini,small bamboo?
08/02/2013,16:25:48,Taylor Heyl,SHI banded
08/02/2013,16:26:35,Taylor Heyl,COR Swiftia?
08/02/2013,16:27:06,Taylor Heyl,COR Thouarella with many ophiuroid associates
08/02/2013,16:28:24,Andrea Quattrini,COR Swiftia
08/02/2013,16:28:56,Andrea Quattrini,a few ring anemones
08/02/2013,16:29:12,Taylor Heyl,HYD associates also on this Swiftia
08/02/2013,16:29:31,Taylor Heyl,APH associates
08/02/2013,16:32:49,michaelvecchione,FSH Macrourid
08/02/2013,16:33:34,amandademopoulos,XEN
08/02/2013,16:33:42,Taylor Heyl,XEN abundant here at base of wall
08/02/2013,16:35:03,Taylor Heyl,ASR under ledge
08/02/2013,16:35:12,Taylor Heyl,SPO on pitted rock wall
08/02/2013,16:35:47,Taylor Heyl,SHI mysids
08/02/2013,16:35:48,michaelvecchione,Mysid
08/02/2013,16:36:50,Amy Baco-Taylor,Coral food :)
08/02/2013,16:37:03,michaelvecchione,Amphipods too
08/02/2013,16:37:25,Taylor Heyl,CRARED covered in sediment
08/02/2013,16:38:23,Rhian Waller,XEN
08/02/2013,16:39:05,Rhian Waller,COR Reef Building
08/02/2013,16:39:22,Taylor Heyl,BIV in holes in ROC
08/02/2013,16:39:22,Andrea Quattrini,COR Solenosmilia
08/02/2013,16:39:34,Andrea Quattrini,CORG Acanthogorgia
08/02/2013,16:39:42,Taylor Heyl,COR Acanthogorgia
08/02/2013,16:39:48,Rhian Waller,COR solitary corals
08/02/2013,16:40:10,Taylor Heyl,ACN orange on wall
08/02/2013,16:40:13,Taylor Heyl,ASR hot pink
08/02/2013,16:40:23,Rhian Waller,Hot Pink!
08/02/2013,16:42:47,Scott France,Passing over CORO Anthomastus and Thouarella
08/02/2013,16:42:58,Taylor Heyl,Traversing over soft sediment now with little fauna visible 
08/02/2013,16:43:00,Taylor Heyl,XEN
08/02/2013,16:43:06,Taylor Heyl,Depth 1028 meters, Hdg 289
08/02/2013,16:43:08,briankinlan,Could we get a lat/long read into the eventlog when you get a chance?
08/02/2013,16:43:59,Taylor Heyl,FSH
08/02/2013,16:44:01,marthanizinski,39 55.9598 N 69 13.7425 W 1026 m
08/02/2013,16:44:21,michaelvecchione,Macrourid
08/02/2013,16:45:07,michaelvecchione,wiggly thing
08/02/2013,16:46:05,jasonchaytor,BUR
08/02/2013,16:46:29,michaelvecchione,FSH Cyclothone
08/02/2013,16:51:37,Andrea Quattrini,i missed it...
08/02/2013,16:52:09,Taylor Heyl,WHOI start recording EX1304L2_ROV02_3
08/02/2013,16:52:20,michaelvecchione,I just caught the end (so to speak) of the fish. I think it was a brottulid
08/02/2013,16:52:41,Andrea Quattrini,FSH synapho cutthroat
08/02/2013,16:53:21,Taylor Heyl,OCT
08/02/2013,16:53:31,michaelvecchione,at last.
08/02/2013,16:53:32,Taylor Heyl,Graneledone
08/02/2013,16:54:12,michaelvecchione,Taylor is making me redundant.
08/02/2013,16:54:15,Scott France,Amazing!
08/02/2013,16:54:26,Tim Shank,Great shot…high brow.
08/02/2013,16:55:33,marthanizinski,39 55.9571 N 69 13.7588 W 1014 m
08/02/2013,16:55:56,Taylor Heyl,Mike, Is it Graneledone verrucosa?
08/02/2013,16:56:06,michaelvecchione,Yes
08/02/2013,16:56:26,Taylor Heyl,'Bout time!
08/02/2013,16:58:58,michaelvecchione,nice to get the laser measurement.
08/02/2013,17:00:17,Taylor Heyl,CRARED in BUR
08/02/2013,17:00:53,Taylor Heyl,XEN
08/02/2013,17:02:04,Taylor Heyl,SQD
08/02/2013,17:02:19,Taylor Heyl,Illex?
08/02/2013,17:02:23,michaelvecchione,zoom?
08/02/2013,17:03:03,michaelvecchione,COuldn't tell for sure. Might have been Illex
08/02/2013,17:05:47,michaelvecchione,CTE up top?
08/02/2013,17:07:10,Tim Shank,SQD
08/02/2013,17:07:33,Tim Shank,1020m alt 3m
08/02/2013,17:07:46,michaelvecchione,Illex illecebrosus
08/02/2013,17:08:14,michaelvecchione,red thing
08/02/2013,17:09:51,michaelvecchione,CTE red cydippid
08/02/2013,17:10:28,briankinlan,For anyone following along with the multibeam bathymetry: there appears to be a shift of about 50m (2 pixels) to the west.  This means that if you are plotting our lat/long  overlaid on the bathy map, you will need to mentally shift the bathymetry to the east about 50m to understand where we are.
08/02/2013,17:12:35,michaelvecchione,ASR
08/02/2013,17:13:30,michaelvecchione,lots of BIV
08/02/2013,17:13:45,michaelvecchione,also brisingids
08/02/2013,17:14:34,Tim Shank,Back on wall with ledges….lines of BIV again
08/02/2013,17:14:54,marthanizinski,39 55.9657N 69 13. 7370 W 1034
08/02/2013,17:15:02,Tim Shank,CORO acanthogorgia, COR scleractinians
08/02/2013,17:15:08,Taylor Heyl,COR Clavularia
08/02/2013,17:15:18,Tim Shank,COR cup
08/02/2013,17:15:18,Taylor Heyl,COR cup
08/02/2013,17:15:21,Scott France,Think I saw a few tall Parantipathes CORA as well
08/02/2013,17:15:44,Taylor Heyl,COR Paragorgia
08/02/2013,17:15:48,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthothela
08/02/2013,17:15:51,Taylor Heyl,SQA
08/02/2013,17:15:59,Tim Shank,HYD
08/02/2013,17:16:17,Tim Shank,I didn't see the Parantipathes…:-(
08/02/2013,17:16:39,Scott France,It was when we were father off the wall. We should see them again when we move
08/02/2013,17:16:54,Rhian Waller,COR - live and dead solenosmillia
08/02/2013,17:17:06,Tim Shank,Looks like a large group of APH on the HYD group on the right..
08/02/2013,17:17:17,Tim Shank,right of solenosmillia
08/02/2013,17:17:31,Rhian Waller,Beautiful shot of the striations on the solenosmillia!
08/02/2013,17:17:42,Amy Baco-Taylor,Was the purple what you were calling clavularia?
08/02/2013,17:17:56,Tim Shank,yes
08/02/2013,17:18:20,Amy Baco-Taylor,Where's the Anthothela?
08/02/2013,17:18:31,Tim Shank,POL
08/02/2013,17:18:52,Tim Shank,POL associate on acanthogorgia
08/02/2013,17:18:59,Tim Shank,x3
08/02/2013,17:19:06,Scott France,Anthothela is overgrowing parts of the Acanthogorgia. The white stuff
08/02/2013,17:19:25,Amy Baco-Taylor,Interesting
08/02/2013,17:19:48,Scott France,Not uncommon to see it overgrowing other colonies.
08/02/2013,17:19:56,Amy Baco-Taylor,How can you tell its Anthothela, maybe I missed the closeup..
08/02/2013,17:20:13,michaelvecchione,FSH
08/02/2013,17:20:46,Taylor Heyl,APH associates on HYD and dead coral skeleton
08/02/2013,17:22:05,Rhian Waller,Is the whole wall consolodated corals?
08/02/2013,17:22:22,Taylor Heyl,SQD
08/02/2013,17:22:22,Tim Shank,1035m
08/02/2013,17:22:37,michaelvecchione,SQD Illex
08/02/2013,17:22:39,Tim Shank,interesting…altitude is 53m
08/02/2013,17:23:10,Scott France,Hard to define how I tell it is Anthothela: it is a scleraxonian, and so without a central axis. The branches therefore don't grow in "straight" segments, and the tissue is on the thick side. It is also always white. It is easier to ID when you see it growing from the holdfast, which spreads over the substrata and can put up multiple "stalks," like Paragorgia.
08/02/2013,17:23:45,Tim Shank,CORA parantapathes….loaded with OPHs again
08/02/2013,17:23:49,Amy Baco-Taylor,Cool
08/02/2013,17:23:53,Rhian Waller,Lots of COR dead solitary scleractinians embedded in the wall - Desmo and/or Javania
08/02/2013,17:23:54,Tim Shank,close up*
08/02/2013,17:24:01,Rhian Waller,COR Live Solitary corals
08/02/2013,17:24:10,Taylor Heyl,SQA on COR cup
08/02/2013,17:24:20,Tim Shank,The polyps on this parantapathes are really reduced…no?
08/02/2013,17:24:39,Rhian Waller,Retracted after a good meal?
08/02/2013,17:25:09,Scott France,Black coral polyps can't retract, although in some the tentacles can shorten. 
08/02/2013,17:25:19,Scott France,I think Parantipathes just has small polyps.
08/02/2013,17:25:30,Scott France,Again, highly elongated along the axis.
08/02/2013,17:26:04,Tim Shank,well…we've seen much larger polyps on these guys…so much so you can't see the crabs…. just an observation….
08/02/2013,17:26:39,Rhian Waller,I think i've seen both, and just assumed the tentacles had retracted for feeding……interesting! 
08/02/2013,17:26:55,Rhian Waller,Some big solitary corals on this wall - alive and dead!
08/02/2013,17:27:11,Scott France,Different species maybe? I thought these pinnules were quite long
08/02/2013,17:27:44,Tim Shank,Wow, wall of black coral...
08/02/2013,17:27:49,Scott France,"Pinnules" are the branches that arise from the main axis in antipatharian terminology.
08/02/2013,17:28:06,Scott France,Guess I "did" see a few...
08/02/2013,17:28:07,Tim Shank,CORA parantapathes x2 with OPH associates
08/02/2013,17:28:09,Rhian Waller,This should be called "Black Coral Canyon"…..wowsers, never seen so many large ones!
08/02/2013,17:28:37,marthanizinski,39 55.9627 N 69 13.7370 W 1035 m
08/02/2013,17:28:55,Amy Baco-Taylor,Can you zoom on the spongish things?
08/02/2013,17:28:55,Taylor Heyl,APH associates
08/02/2013,17:29:07,Taylor Heyl,tiny white amphipods
08/02/2013,17:29:32,michaelvecchione,SPO
08/02/2013,17:31:13,Taylor Heyl,close up of SPO
08/02/2013,17:31:14,Tim Shank,SPO several on wall together 
08/02/2013,17:31:19,Tim Shank,OPHs on wall
08/02/2013,17:31:43,amandademopoulos,Amy-was that what you were interested in?
08/02/2013,17:32:11,Rhian Waller,POLY chaete?
08/02/2013,17:32:15,Rhian Waller,Eunicid?
08/02/2013,17:32:16,Taylor Heyl,Eunicid worm
08/02/2013,17:32:16,Amy Baco-Taylor,Yes, thanks.  On the regular feed it was hard to tell if they were sponges or tunicates
08/02/2013,17:32:18,michaelvecchione,POL?
08/02/2013,17:32:26,Rhian Waller,Yes Tim! I think so too!
08/02/2013,17:32:27,Taylor Heyl,URC white on wall
08/02/2013,17:35:16,Amy Baco-Taylor,Are these the kind of coral densities you've seen on the NE seamounts?
08/02/2013,17:35:57,leswatling,Sorry, I just got back on line but the quick view I had of the worm suggested scale worm to me.
08/02/2013,17:36:24,Scott France,In some places on NES densities are this high or higher...
08/02/2013,17:36:36,leswatling,Hi Amy, same species but lower densities here in my opinion.
08/02/2013,17:36:51,Scott France,On leg I in Block Canyon we saw much higher densities of bamboo corals…
08/02/2013,17:36:55,Taylor Heyl,WHOI watch change: Taylor Heyl off, Santiago Herrera and Kerry McCulloch on.
08/02/2013,17:37:07,Tim Shank,OPHS on base of COR skeleton
08/02/2013,17:37:14,Tim Shank,SQA
08/02/2013,17:37:28,Tim Shank,APH on skeleton
08/02/2013,17:37:28,Scott France,When I referred to high densities I meant of "corals" but not specifically Parantipathes.
08/02/2013,17:38:11,Rhian Waller,COR solitary
08/02/2013,17:38:37,Tim Shank,URC x2 on wall
08/02/2013,17:38:43,Amy Baco-Taylor,Neat spot
08/02/2013,17:40:17,Amy Baco-Taylor,Does anyone know the species on the bivalves?
08/02/2013,17:40:22,marthanizinski,ROV crew change
08/02/2013,17:41:32,leswatling,it is a limidae but I don't remember the species...
08/02/2013,17:41:59,Santiago Herrera,we have it as Ctenoides Les
08/02/2013,17:42:35,leswatling,oh yeah, that was provided by Paula Mikkelson. Family is Limidae... a moderately widespread deep sea family.
08/02/2013,17:43:18,Tim Shank,no species name yet....
08/02/2013,17:45:40,Amy Baco-Taylor,Know anything about their biology?
08/02/2013,17:46:47,Scott France,They apparently like overhangs!
08/02/2013,17:47:03,Tim Shank,Not yet…..we are sequencing them literally as we speak….
08/02/2013,17:47:20,Santiago Herrera,SQD on HD2
08/02/2013,17:47:39,Amy Baco-Taylor,Are they boring at all?
08/02/2013,17:48:01,Scott France,CORG Acanthogorgia
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,17:48:03,Santiago Herrera,CORO cf Paragorgia
08/02/2013,17:48:07,leswatling,watch how you say that...they are a bivalve after all...
08/02/2013,17:48:11,Santiago Herrera,zoom on SQD
08/02/2013,17:48:38,Scott France,CORA Parantipathes
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,17:48:47,michaelvecchione,Illex illecebrosus nice zoom thanks
08/02/2013,17:48:48,Santiago Herrera,COR Desmophyllum
08/02/2013,17:49:02,Tim Shank,associates on teh Parantipathes?
08/02/2013,17:49:20,Santiago Herrera,COR cf Solenosmilia
08/02/2013,17:49:55,Scott France,CORO Paragorgia
08/02/2013,17:49:59,Santiago Herrera,ACN on Paragorgia
08/02/2013,17:50:11,Tim Shank,Caprellid just flew by...
08/02/2013,17:50:23,Santiago Herrera,SQA on Paragorgia
08/02/2013,17:50:27,Santiago Herrera,APH as well
08/02/2013,17:50:34,Santiago Herrera,OPH too
08/02/2013,17:51:03,Santiago Herrera,>5 different associate taxa on this Paragorgia
08/02/2013,17:51:43,Rhian Waller,COR Solitarys - Desmo and/or Javania - lots on all the underhangs!
08/02/2013,17:51:52,Santiago Herrera,even though is so small 
08/02/2013,17:52:40,Santiago Herrera,SHI next to bubblegum
08/02/2013,17:55:04,Santiago Herrera,SPO
08/02/2013,17:55:08,Santiago Herrera,SPO
08/02/2013,17:55:36,Santiago Herrera,CORA Bathypathes
08/02/2013,17:56:19,Santiago Herrera,large CORA colony
08/02/2013,17:57:00,Santiago Herrera,CORA Parantipathes
08/02/2013,17:57:03,Santiago Herrera,SQA on CORA
08/02/2013,17:57:14,Santiago Herrera,zoom on the squat lobster?
08/02/2013,17:58:02,Santiago Herrera,OPH on CORA as well
08/02/2013,17:58:16,Santiago Herrera,ASR brisingid
08/02/2013,17:58:43,marthanizinski,SQT on black coral Gastroptychus
08/02/2013,17:58:44,leswatling,if these bivalves don't have a species name they should be named after bats, for example, myotis, the little brown bat of New England.
08/02/2013,17:58:47,Santiago Herrera,COR Solenosmilia
08/02/2013,17:59:04,Scott France,CORO Clavularia
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,17:59:28,Tim Shank,Ha.  Sounds great Les…
08/02/2013,17:59:53,Santiago Herrera,more BIV Ctenoides under ledges here
08/02/2013,17:59:59,Santiago Herrera,CORO Clavularia
08/02/2013,18:00:00,Amy Baco-Taylor,There is a similar bivalve in the Pacific, I looked it up just now,  falls into Acesta
08/02/2013,18:00:27,Scott France,CORG Acanthogorgia
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,18:00:27,Santiago Herrera,what's the white coral in the center ?
08/02/2013,18:00:32,Santiago Herrera,now left
08/02/2013,18:00:36,Scott France,Anthothela
08/02/2013,18:00:53,Scott France,CORG Acanthogorgia
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,18:01:01,Santiago Herrera,looks more like white bubblegum from here
08/02/2013,18:01:04,Scott France,Gold = CORG Acanthogorgia
08/02/2013,White = Anthothela
08/02/2013,18:01:17,Scott France,Purple = CORO Clavularia
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,18:01:35,marthanizinski,39 55.9723 N 69 13.7444W 1038 m
08/02/2013,18:02:04,leswatling,yeah Acesta was considered until Paula suggested Ctenoides. 
08/02/2013,18:02:09,Scott France,I think branches are too thin for Paragorgia. But they are both scleraxonians...
08/02/2013,18:02:30,Tim Shank,Les, was Paula on the chat?  I missed that.
08/02/2013,18:02:39,Rhian Waller,Acesta in NE Atlantic too - be interesting when they've done the analysis to see how closely related they are!
08/02/2013,18:02:45,leswatling,But I think there might be some carbonate excavation going on here, to follow up on Amy's long ago previous question.
08/02/2013,18:03:38,leswatling,I think someone contacted her during one of the dives a week or more ago...
08/02/2013,18:03:41,Amy Baco-Taylor,It seems like an easier explanation than their larvae being able to find overhangs..
08/02/2013,18:03:47,Santiago Herrera,Some Paragorgia can have quite thin branches, also Sibogagorgia
08/02/2013,18:03:52,Santiago Herrera,too far away to tell
08/02/2013,18:04:03,Tim Shank,Yes, it does look like a viable idea given the sculpted-looking character under the ledges...
08/02/2013,18:05:06,Santiago Herrera,off the wall
08/02/2013,18:05:33,Amy Baco-Taylor,Maybe Limidae canyon..
08/02/2013,18:06:23,Scott France,Agreed Santiago, but I don't think I've seen any thin-branch Paragorgia today… And several of what I think are Anthothela (based on collections from Oceanographer and Baltimmore Canyons)
08/02/2013,18:07:00,Santiago Herrera,good point
08/02/2013,18:07:11,Scott France,That zoom looked like CORO Anthothela
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,18:07:21,Scott France,Doesn't branch like a Paragorgia
08/02/2013,18:07:38,Scott France,Or have swellings...
08/02/2013,18:07:52,Rhian Waller,Jellyfish
08/02/2013,18:07:57,Scott France,Hydromedusae
08/02/2013,18:08:10,Santiago Herrera,SPO
08/02/2013,18:08:11,Scott France,GREAT image!
08/02/2013,18:08:16,Rhian Waller,Beautiful!
08/02/2013,18:08:30,michaelvecchione,nice zoom on JFH
08/02/2013,18:08:48,Santiago Herrera,more COR Desmophyllum
08/02/2013,18:08:56,Rhian Waller,There's a large "yellow" possible sponge just above the current image - can we look up?
08/02/2013,18:09:11,Scott France,Hydromedusae
08/02/2013,18:10:28,michaelvecchione,Halicreas?
08/02/2013,18:11:25,Scott France,Sounds/looks good! I don't know my JFH genera.
08/02/2013,18:11:36,michaelvecchione,Trachymedusa
08/02/2013,18:11:46,michaelvecchione,FSH
08/02/2013,18:11:48,leswatling,is the plan to stay at this depth? Would be nice to get to a different substratum to see what difference that makes re the attached fauna.
08/02/2013,18:11:49,Scott France,Thanks
08/02/2013,18:12:18,Santiago Herrera,URC
08/02/2013,18:12:19,Scott France,Les - earlier we got to the top of this feature and it was thickly covered in sediments
08/02/2013,18:12:28,Rhian Waller,Urchins
08/02/2013,18:12:38,leswatling,ok, thanks.
08/02/2013,18:12:50,Santiago Herrera,CORO Anthothela
08/02/2013,18:12:56,Santiago Herrera,SPO
08/02/2013,18:13:09,Santiago Herrera,OCT on HD2
08/02/2013,18:13:31,michaelvecchione,nice thanks
08/02/2013,18:13:49,Santiago Herrera,FSH
08/02/2013,18:13:52,marthanizinski,same species we saw earlier
08/02/2013,18:14:07,marthanizinski,?
08/02/2013,18:14:12,Santiago Herrera,ASR brisingid
08/02/2013,18:14:21,Santiago Herrera,Novodinia
08/02/2013,18:14:30,Santiago Herrera,CORA Parantipathes
08/02/2013,18:14:50,Santiago Herrera,reached top of the wall
08/02/2013,18:14:54,michaelvecchione,OCT was Graneledone verrucosa. Don't see them swimming often.
08/02/2013,18:15:24,Scott France,Many CORA Parantipathes again
08/02/2013,18:15:51,Santiago Herrera,wal is heavily colonized
08/02/2013,18:16:00,Santiago Herrera,COR Solenosmilia
08/02/2013,18:16:35,Santiago Herrera,ASR brisingigd cf Novodinia
08/02/2013,18:16:43,jasonchaytor,minor wall failure possibly
08/02/2013,18:17:05,Amy Baco-Taylor,or a giant limid
08/02/2013,18:17:09,Amy Baco-Taylor,;)
08/02/2013,18:17:27,leswatling,you don't want to catch that one.... 
08/02/2013,18:17:29,Santiago Herrera,many Ctenoides BIV
08/02/2013,18:17:50,Rhian Waller,COR solitary - Desmo - dead and live
08/02/2013,18:17:50,Santiago Herrera,Gadiropsaurus
08/02/2013,18:18:03,Santiago Herrera,FSH
08/02/2013,18:18:36,Rhian Waller,You can actually see a "bivalve" shape scar in the rock behind some of them
08/02/2013,18:19:15,leswatling,next time we see a fish like that can we get lasers on for a bit?
08/02/2013,18:19:21,Santiago Herrera,more CORO Acanthogorgia
08/02/2013,18:19:44,Santiago Herrera,COR Desmophyllum, Solenosmilia
08/02/2013,18:19:58,Santiago Herrera,another FSH Gadiropsaurus
08/02/2013,18:20:02,Amy Baco-Taylor,was that an urchin just to left?
08/02/2013,18:21:09,Scott France,ZOA on Acanthogorgia
08/02/2013,18:21:22,Santiago Herrera,CORO Antothela 
08/02/2013,18:21:32,Santiago Herrera,SHI
08/02/2013,18:21:40,Santiago Herrera,CORO Acanthogorgia
08/02/2013,18:21:43,Scott France,Small Paragorgia above...
08/02/2013,18:21:51,Santiago Herrera,ZOA on Acanthogorgia
08/02/2013,18:22:33,Santiago Herrera,cf Parazoanthus
08/02/2013,18:23:02,Santiago Herrera,red polyps look like Paragorgia
08/02/2013,18:23:08,marthanizinski,39 55.9829 N 69 13.7460 W 1032 m
08/02/2013,18:24:26,Santiago Herrera,SPO
08/02/2013,18:25:07,Santiago Herrera,COR Solenosmilia
08/02/2013,18:25:35,Santiago Herrera,more and more BIV Ctenoides
08/02/2013,18:25:56,Tim Shank,What a fantastic wall  Great view * 
08/02/2013,18:26:15,Santiago Herrera,squid ink
08/02/2013,18:26:25,Scott France,Pseudomorph!
08/02/2013,18:26:38,michaelvecchione,ink but not a pseudomorph
08/02/2013,18:26:56,Scott France,Dang!
08/02/2013,18:26:57,michaelvecchione,not ink
08/02/2013,18:26:58,Rhian Waller,Mucus!
08/02/2013,18:27:32,Rhian Waller,You have to get slimy to do science…
08/02/2013,18:27:44,leswatling,without mucus life itself would be impossible....
08/02/2013,18:27:54,Rhian Waller,exactly!
08/02/2013,18:27:56,leswatling,famous quote from somebody
08/02/2013,18:28:24,michaelvecchione,not a larvacean house. I don't know what it is.
08/02/2013,18:28:36,Santiago Herrera,where is this mucus coming from?
08/02/2013,18:28:44,leswatling,I wonder if some fo the bivalves are spawning...
08/02/2013,18:28:47,Scott France,Pteropod mucous?
08/02/2013,18:28:47,Amy Baco-Taylor,egg mass?
08/02/2013,18:28:55,Santiago Herrera,ASR
08/02/2013,18:28:57,jasonchaytor,fresh surface
08/02/2013,18:29:20,Santiago Herrera,CORA Parantipathes
08/02/2013,18:30:18,Santiago Herrera,COR Lophelia?
08/02/2013,18:30:23,Rhian Waller,What is the white???
08/02/2013,18:30:31,cherylmorrison,Wow- yes, Lophelia!
08/02/2013,18:30:34,Andrea Quattrini,Lophelia!
08/02/2013,18:30:47,Rhian Waller,YES!
08/02/2013,18:31:15,Andrea Quattrini,1030 m depth
08/02/2013,18:31:32,Scott France,Registered big on the exclamation-mark-o-meter…
08/02/2013,18:31:35,Rhian Waller,Very very white morph. 
08/02/2013,18:31:45,Santiago Herrera,Lophelia is rare compared to Solenosmilia from what we have seen in these canyons so far
08/02/2013,18:32:02,Rhian Waller,Has it always been the white morph or have you seen the orange or yellow morphs too?
08/02/2013,18:32:24,Scott France,Might be first white morph, I think...
08/02/2013,18:32:37,Andrea Quattrini,some questions whether we were seeing orange morph lophelia, but i think they have all been solenosmilia. we saw white Lophelia on leg 1 though
08/02/2013,18:32:52,marthanizinski,39 55.9967 N 69 13.7483 W 1030 m
08/02/2013,18:32:57,Santiago Herrera,I recall seeing the white Lophelia in leg 1 too
08/02/2013,18:33:06,Scott France,So much for my memory!
08/02/2013,18:33:07,Santiago Herrera,but not the orange
08/02/2013,18:33:09,Andrea Quattrini,i think around 900 m
08/02/2013,18:33:13,Rhian Waller,Everything i've been tuned into so far has the flattened polyps and bifurcation of solenosmillia. 
08/02/2013,18:33:15,Santiago Herrera,another COR Lophelia
08/02/2013,18:33:28,Andrea Quattrini,yes Rhian…correct....
08/02/2013,18:33:30,Santiago Herrera,CORA 
08/02/2013,18:33:33,Rhian Waller,But it'd be worth looking closer at some of the orange colonies for a quick confirmation
08/02/2013,18:33:33,Santiago Herrera,ACN
08/02/2013,18:33:40,Scott France,CORO Clavularia
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,18:33:49,Santiago Herrera,COR Solenosmilia
08/02/2013,18:34:05,Rhian Waller,Yup - Solenosmillia and Lophelia, happy together...
08/02/2013,18:34:32,Santiago Herrera,SQA on Lophelia
08/02/2013,18:34:35,cherylmorrison,SQA
08/02/2013,18:34:44,Santiago Herrera,SQA on CORA
08/02/2013,18:34:48,Santiago Herrera,2x
08/02/2013,18:34:53,Tim Shank,Gastropthycus
08/02/2013,18:35:23,Santiago Herrera,URC
08/02/2013,18:35:52,Santiago Herrera,ACN on CORA
08/02/2013,18:35:54,Tim Shank,ACN, HYD, on CORA
08/02/2013,18:35:55,Santiago Herrera,HYD too
08/02/2013,18:35:57,Scott France,Brisingid in there as well
08/02/2013,18:37:11,Santiago Herrera,APH on CORA
08/02/2013,18:38:20,Santiago Herrera,some regions of CORA branches are exposed
08/02/2013,18:38:26,michaelvecchione,Chaetognath floating by
08/02/2013,18:38:27,Santiago Herrera,some colonized by HYD
08/02/2013,18:39:07,Santiago Herrera,CORA
08/02/2013,18:39:14,Andrea Quattrini,We did see white Lophelia on leg 1  in Hydrographer Canyon.
08/02/2013,18:39:32,michaelvecchione,FSH oreo
08/02/2013,18:40:10,Santiago Herrera,do you remember what depth that was Andrea?
08/02/2013,18:40:57,Andrea Quattrini,~850 m
08/02/2013,18:41:15,Andrea Quattrini,FSH Gadiropsaurus ensis
08/02/2013,18:41:16,marthanizinski,39 56.0053 N 69 13.7449 W 1025 m
08/02/2013,18:41:33,Santiago Herrera,thanks
08/02/2013,18:41:47,Santiago Herrera,FHS in CORA colony
08/02/2013,18:41:57,Santiago Herrera,FSH oreo
08/02/2013,18:42:04,Andrea Quattrini,1Myadoggie
08/02/2013,18:42:09,Andrea Quattrini,oops sorry....
08/02/2013,18:42:16,Santiago Herrera,CORA Parantipathes
08/02/2013,18:42:34,Santiago Herrera,very large CORA colonies
08/02/2013,18:42:38,Santiago Herrera,are lasers on?
08/02/2013,18:42:43,jasonchaytor,small failure
08/02/2013,18:42:48,jasonchaytor,recent
08/02/2013,18:43:36,Santiago Herrera,COR Javania
08/02/2013,18:44:36,Scott France,Corallimorph with knobby tentacle tips?
08/02/2013,18:45:05,Santiago Herrera,CORO Thourarella 
08/02/2013,18:45:06,Rhian Waller,Out of the corner of my eye…..maybe! 
08/02/2013,18:45:09,Scott France,CORG Thouarella
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,18:45:17,Santiago Herrera,Thouarella
08/02/2013,18:45:35,Santiago Herrera,several colonies
08/02/2013,18:47:33,Santiago Herrera,SQA on Thouarella
08/02/2013,18:47:45,michaelvecchione,FELO and FSH oreo
08/02/2013,18:47:53,Scott France,CORG bamboo 
08/02/2013,18:48:46,Scott France,Looks like it broke just above the base and was hanging down
08/02/2013,18:48:57,Santiago Herrera,CORO Anthomastus
08/02/2013,18:49:06,Santiago Herrera,CORA Parantipathes
08/02/2013,18:49:12,Scott France,CORG Thouarella
08/02/2013,
08/02/2013,18:49:18,Santiago Herrera,zoom on SQA on Thouarella
08/02/2013,18:49:42,Santiago Herrera,severa OPH on Parantipathes
08/02/2013,18:50:20,cherylmorrison,Incredible imagining of SQA!
08/02/2013,18:52:37,Scott France,Again, no crabs on the se Parantipathes...
08/02/2013,18:53:05,michaelvecchione,ROV ink
08/02/2013,18:53:42,michaelvecchione,FSH oreo
08/02/2013,18:55:59,briankinlan,In the next hour, it would be great if we could try to cover about 125-150m
08/02/2013,18:56:41,Santiago Herrera,BIV Ctenoides
08/02/2013,18:56:45,briankinlan,We can do that in 50 min if we keep the ship moving continuously at 0.1 knots
08/02/2013,18:56:58,Scott France,Brian - Horizontally or vertically?
08/02/2013,18:57:17,Santiago Herrera,SPO
08/02/2013,18:57:56,Santiago Herrera,SPO encrusting
08/02/2013,18:58:02,Santiago Herrera,OCT
08/02/2013,18:59:35,marthanizinski,ROV pilot change
08/02/2013,19:00:06,Scott France,Great view of cleared shed rock below vs encrusted wall above
08/02/2013,19:00:08,briankinlan,Scott--horizontally following the contours at this depth
08/02/2013,19:00:13,michaelvecchione,FSH behind rock crack
08/02/2013,19:00:36,Santiago Herrera,large Paragorgia
08/02/2013,19:00:39,Santiago Herrera,!
08/02/2013,19:00:43,Santiago Herrera,zoom please
08/02/2013,19:00:48,Santiago Herrera,?
08/02/2013,19:00:54,Andrea Quattrini,Zoom Paragorgia
08/02/2013,19:01:05,Andrea Quattrini,BIV abundant
08/02/2013,19:01:20,Rhian Waller,COR Solitary - Desmo
08/02/2013,19:01:20,Andrea Quattrini,CORS Solenosmilia at base?
08/02/2013,19:01:21,Santiago Herrera,several OPH on CORO Paragorgia
08/02/2013,19:01:38,Santiago Herrera,CAR too?
08/02/2013,19:01:57,Andrea Quattrini,Anthothela on Paragorgia.
08/02/2013,19:01:57,Santiago Herrera,CORO Antothela on Paragorgia
08/02/2013,19:02:05,cherylmorrison,Yes, COR Solenosmilia at base of Paragorgia
08/02/2013,19:02:05,Scott France,Lots of encrusting yellow ?SPO
08/02/2013,19:02:08,Santiago Herrera,we've seen this association before
08/02/2013,19:02:17,Santiago Herrera,yeallow are sponges?
08/02/2013,19:02:21,Andrea Quattrini,yes, i think it is interesting...
08/02/2013,19:02:29,Rhian Waller,Maybe a yellow cup coral dead center!
08/02/2013,19:02:30,Scott France,Haven't seen a zoom yet to know.
08/02/2013,19:02:35,Santiago Herrera,dozens of BIV Ctenoides
08/02/2013,19:02:44,Santiago Herrera,CORO Clavularia
08/02/2013,19:02:44,Rhian Waller,And out of screen
08/02/2013,19:02:54,Taylor Heyl,Were there two morphs of OPHs on that Paragorgia?
08/02/2013,19:03:08,Santiago Herrera,CORA Parantipathes
08/02/2013,19:03:12,Santiago Herrera,COR Solenosmilia
08/02/2013,19:03:17,Santiago Herrera,CORA Parantipathes
08/02/2013,19:03:18,jasonchaytor,fallen piece of wall with BIVs
08/02/2013,19:03:25,michaelvecchione,There are as many bivalves here as at many seep sites.
08/02/2013,19:03:26,Santiago Herrera,Brisingid ASR
08/02/2013,19:03:31,Santiago Herrera,CORO Clavularia
08/02/2013,19:03:37,Santiago Herrera,URC
08/02/2013,19:03:39,Andrea Quattrini,OCT on left? 
08/02/2013,19:03:43,Rhian Waller,Yellow again dead center - sponge? coral?
08/02/2013,19:03:47,Taylor Heyl,BIV producing a lot of biomass here
08/02/2013,19:04:00,Rhian Waller,Bivalves rule….
08/02/2013,19:04:02,Taylor Heyl,another CORA Bathypathes like
08/02/2013,19:04:02,Santiago Herrera,large CORA Bathypathes
08/02/2013,19:04:11,Santiago Herrera,COR Solenosmilia
08/02/2013,19:04:14,Santiago Herrera,BIV Ctenoides
08/02/2013,19:04:19,Andrea Quattrini,Clavualria CORO
08/02/2013,19:04:34,Santiago Herrera,CORO Clavularia
08/02/2013,19:04:35,michaelvecchione,Hi Taylor. I finally saw your question from earlier.
08/02/2013,19:04:42,Santiago Herrera,CORA Parantipathes
08/02/2013,19:04:44,Santiago Herrera,SPO
08/02/2013,19:04:54,Santiago Herrera,ASR
08/02/2013,19:05:02,Andrea Quattrini,hot pink
08/02/2013,19:05:23,Santiago Herrera,CORO Clavularia
08/02/2013,19:05:34,Santiago Herrera,CORO small Paragorgia ?
08/02/2013,19:05:57,Rhian Waller,Hope the seas calm for you - great dive, great biology & great geology!
08/02/2013,19:06:00,cherylmorrison,Good luck out there- stay safe! Thanks!
08/02/2013,19:06:09,Andrea Quattrini,great dive~
08/02/2013,19:06:10,Santiago Herrera,thanks for an awesome dive today
08/02/2013,19:06:11,briankinlan,Yes, fantastic dive, be safe!
08/02/2013,19:06:33,Amy Baco-Taylor,That was a neat wall, thanks!
08/02/2013,19:07:11,Santiago Herrera,off bottom
08/02/2013,19:07:14,Andrea Quattrini,Conference call time is at 15:30?
08/02/2013,19:07:47,marthanizinski,Call today at 1530 to discuss tomorrows dive
08/02/2013,19:08:06,Taylor Heyl,Thank you all.  What a great dive.  
08/02/2013,19:12:00,briankennedy, Here is the link to the live video feeds: http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/media/exstream/exstream_04.html        
08/02/2013,And the Telecon line for the ship-to-shore planning meetings to join the ROV dive conversation.Call-in Number: 1-866-617-5860,tel:1-866-617-5860>Leader code: 9388279      Participant code: 1233796
08/02/2013,19:13:48,amandademopoulos,Thanks for your help today everyone!
08/02/2013,19:16:11,michaelvecchione,back in the salp zone
08/02/2013,19:21:20,michaelvecchione,red cydippid CTE
08/02/2013,19:21:56,michaelvecchione,ltos and lots of salps, both chains and solitary
08/02/2013,19:27:17,michaelvecchione,JFH
08/02/2013,19:30:32,michaelvecchione,CTE lobate
08/02/2013,19:35:05,michaelvecchione,JFH
08/02/2013,19:44:38,peterauster,test ...
08/02/2013,19:44:49,Taylor Heyl,I see your test Peter.
08/02/2013,19:44:52,Scott France,I see you Peter
08/02/2013,19:45:18,Scott France,Guess we offended him! ;-)
08/02/2013,19:45:39,Taylor Heyl,HAHA
08/02/2013,19:45:59,peterauster,thanks 
08/02/2013,19:46:32,peterauster,oh yeah ... i'm offended!  or offensive?
08/02/2013,19:46:43,Scott France,Hmm… don't throw the softballs.