04/28/2014,00:00:59,HBOI ECC,>FSH halosaur Aldrovandi8a
04/28/2014,00:01:01,briankinlan,CORO Bubblegum
04/28/2014,00:01:16,HBOI ECC,Aldrovandia
04/28/2014,00:01:30,HBOI ECC,9
04/28/2014,00:04:03,briankinlan,>ACNx2
04/28/2014,00:04:14,briankinlan,>SPO x2 hex 
04/28/2014,00:04:23,briankinlan,>SHI
04/28/2014,00:05:57,briankinlan,>CRI
04/28/2014,00:06:48,briankinlan,depth 1823m 
04/28/2014,00:07:23,briankinlan,CORO Bubblegum
04/28/2014,00:08:46,briankinlan,>CORP
04/28/2014,00:08:49,HBOI ECC,>shi
04/28/2014,00:09:05,briankinlan,>CRI
04/28/2014,00:09:10,briankinlan,>SPO hex
04/28/2014,00:09:35,briankinlan,>CRI
04/28/2014,00:10:43,briankinlan,>FSH
04/28/2014,00:11:16,michaelvecchione,baby rattail
04/28/2014,00:12:21,briankinlan,CORO Bubblegum
04/28/2014,00:12:25,briankinlan,>CORP
04/28/2014,00:13:15,briankinlan,>CORP x3-4
04/28/2014,00:15:05,michaelvecchione,not the pelagic animals.
04/28/2014,00:16:07,briankinlan,light-colored bedding plane, partly eroded, little colonizations
04/28/2014,00:16:11,briankinlan,>CRI
04/28/2014,00:16:21,briankinlan,>CORP
04/28/2014,00:18:04,briankinlan,>CRI
04/28/2014,00:19:20,briankinlan,>CORIO Chrysogorgia
04/28/2014,00:19:31,briankinlan,>CORP
04/28/2014,00:20:31,briankinlan,>PO
04/28/2014,00:20:35,briankinlan,>SHI
04/28/2014,00:20:56,briankinlan,>SQA
04/28/2014,00:21:09,briankinlan,all above on small black rock
04/28/2014,00:21:55,briankinlan,>CORO anthomastus
04/28/2014,00:23:09,Hboi Ecc,>FSH on ledge
04/28/2014,00:23:55,Hboi Ecc,Luciobrotula
04/28/2014,00:24:06,michaelvecchione,cusk eel
04/28/2014,00:27:00,briankinlan,>CORP
04/28/2014,00:27:25,briankinlan,1.4km covered today -- great job
04/28/2014,00:27:37,briankinlan,xoom on >CORP with >OPH
04/28/2014,00:27:48,Hboi Ecc,>SHI
04/28/2014,00:27:58,briankinlan,>CORO Clavularia 
04/28/2014,00:28:06,Hboi Ecc,purple zoom?
04/28/2014,00:28:08,briankinlan,>CORP
04/28/2014,00:29:13,briankinlan,>CORO Clavularia purple zoom
04/28/2014,00:29:51,briankinlan,shell fossils
04/28/2014,00:30:01,Jamie Austin,mollusks in the rock face
04/28/2014,00:30:32,briankinlan,depth 1827m leaving bottom
04/28/2014,00:31:23,briankinlan,>CRI
04/28/2014,00:31:30,okeanosexplorer,  Thanks for a great dive, everyone! We’ll have our post-dive debriefing and discuss tomorrow’s dive at 1945 Central. Join us by dialing 1-866-617-5860, passcode: 1233796 and tuning into the video online at: http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/media/exstream/exstream_04.html   
04/28/2014,00:31:50,Bill Kiene,Thank you!  
04/28/2014,00:32:01,michaelvecchione,my pleasure
04/28/2014,00:32:07,Sue Richardson,Interesting dive, thanks!
04/28/2014,00:32:07,briankinlan,>CRI
04/28/2014,00:33:00,Peter Etnoyer,Thank you everyone, that was a another great dive!
04/28/2014,00:39:32,Hboi Ecc,Awesome dive, well done OkEx
04/28/2014,01:10:07,briankennedy, have a good night all
04/28/2014,03:28:53,kelleyelliott,Update from NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer. The ship is currently conducting overnight mapping operations on the West Florida Escarpment. Tomorrow, we plan to conduct Dive 15 of the expedition at "Many Mounds Shallow - South" to investigate the area for deep-sea corals. Weather and all things operational permitting, we plan to deploy the ROV at 0830 Central and the vehicle should arrive on the seafloor at approximately 0900. We will have our dive briefing at 0845. Join us by dialing 1-866-617-5860, passcode: 1233796 and tuning into the video online at: http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/media/exstream/exstream_04.html   
04/28/2014,13:12:18,Jamie Austin,Good morning everyone!  We re on schedule to begin Dive 15 shortly, in an area called "Many Mounds South".  We will be looking at a series of bioherms with corals and other organisms today, in depths of ~550 m.  Glad that you have joined us.  Vehicles will be going in shortly.
04/28/2014,13:24:59,jasonchaytor,Morning everyone
04/28/2014,13:39:31,Jamie Austin,Our vehicles are in the water.  Sharks in the water, too!  Our call will be in about 5 minutes.
04/28/2014,13:45:03,michaelvecchione,Having AV issues on I1.
04/28/2014,13:45:11,jasonchaytor,Here but only on event log
04/28/2014,13:45:19,michaelvecchione,I1 back now.
04/28/2014,13:46:34,okeanosexplorer,HBOI= can you list for me who is there at the ECC
04/28/2014,13:48:56,hboiecc,John Reed, Dr. Dennis Hanisak, Maureen Williams, Kristen Davis and Courtney Klepac
04/28/2014,13:49:06,okeanosexplorer,thx
04/28/2014,13:57:34,Jamie Austin,Passing 350 m.  We will transit through the water at this depth to get to the SE base of the mound SE of WP 3.  Then, we will work our way up the flank of that mound to WP3, then move towards WP 4, 5, 6 and 7.  If time remains, we will set another WP N and E of WP 7.
04/28/2014,14:06:48,peteretnoyer,Given we are starting the dive at Waypoint 3, I'd like to recommend a new Wpt 8 = 26 11.25, -84 43.53. The point is ~300 m NW of Wpt 7. Not sure if we'll have time to get there, but its a target.
04/28/2014,14:08:37,okeanosexplorer,ok im handing it over
04/28/2014,14:11:39,dennishanisak,While we are getting on site, if you want to see a blog that Stephanie wrote for a dive near by in 2010 on one of our previous cruises, see: http://cioert.org/flosee/blog/stephanie%e2%80%99s-bump/. If this dive is anything, like that one ...!!! 
04/28/2014,14:11:54,okeanosexplorer,:-)
04/28/2014,14:12:24,Michael Studivan HBOI,Great post name 
04/28/2014,14:12:46,peteretnoyer,love it! thank you Dennis and Stephanie
04/28/2014,14:17:59,Jamie Austin,Setting up in DP mode at the SE edge of the large bioherm containing WP 3.
04/28/2014,14:39:06,Jamie Austin,Lowering the vehicles slowly towards the seafloor.  We will hold at ~530 m, ca. 50 m off the seafloor.
04/28/2014,14:46:51,michaelvecchione,>FSH on both HD1 and HD2
04/28/2014,14:47:26,michaelvecchione,>multiple FSH
04/28/2014,
04/28/2014,14:47:49,michaelvecchione,>>SiPH calycophoran
04/28/2014,14:48:33,michaelvecchione,correction physonect
04/28/2014,14:49:41,michaelvecchione,>FSH
04/28/2014,14:50:20,Jon Moore,>FSH might have been Bregmaceros
04/28/2014,14:50:48,Jamie Austin,We have sighted the seafloor.
04/28/2014,14:52:00,michaelvecchione,>many FSH
04/28/2014,14:52:09,Jamie Austin,sedimented seafloor, with rubble
04/28/2014,14:52:50,Jamie Austin,layer exposed at the seafloor
04/28/2014,14:52:51,michaelvecchione,>CTE multiple
04/28/2014,14:53:08,briankinlan,D2 position?
04/28/2014,14:53:22,michaelvecchione,>shark
04/28/2014,14:53:37,Jamie Austin,26 11.0459N, 84 43.8692W
04/28/2014,14:53:40,Jon Moore,>FSH was small shark
04/28/2014,14:53:49,Jamie Austin,That was D2 position.
04/28/2014,14:54:00,briankinlan,great thanks
04/28/2014,14:54:48,michaelvecchione,>CTE lobate
04/28/2014,14:54:54,okeanosexplorer,HBOI, can you guys type the D2 posion in the log every 10-20 min for me.... I have a feeling we are going to have a lot to do sea-side.  
04/28/2014,14:55:20,okeanosexplorer,D2 Position*
04/28/2014,14:55:25,michaelvecchione,>many lobate CTE
04/28/2014,14:56:40,michaelvecchione,nice zoom on lobate CTE
04/28/2014,14:58:16,michaelvecchione,>FSH
04/28/2014,14:59:27,Jamie Austin,Currrent strength - 0.05 m/sec, directed to 345 degrees.
04/28/2014,14:59:34,Jamie Austin,Scattered debris
04/28/2014,14:59:49,michaelvecchione,>FSH behind rock
04/28/2014,14:59:55,robertcarney,FSH hake
04/28/2014,15:00:32,hboiecc,>FSH Laemonema
04/28/2014,15:00:35,peteretnoyer,SPO
04/28/2014,15:01:33,briankinlan,>CORA Stich
04/28/2014,15:02:37,hboiecc,>CORS Stylaster
04/28/2014,15:02:43,dennishanisak,Stylaster
04/28/2014,15:02:47,Scott France ,Hydrocoral
04/28/2014,15:03:27,Scott France ,CORO nephthyid i.e. soft coral
04/28/2014,15:03:39,briankinlan,>CORO bamboo unbranched
04/28/2014,15:03:52,briankinlan,correction branched
04/28/2014,15:04:11,Scott France ,Hi Jamie!
04/28/2014,15:04:27,peteretnoyer,CORO Muriceides
04/28/2014,15:04:49,Scott France ,I'm not 100% convinced that last was a bamboo coral.
04/28/2014,15:05:09,Scott France ,CORO nephthyid i.e. soft coral
04/28/2014,15:05:19,peteretnoyer,CORO Aquaumbridae
04/28/2014,15:05:43,briankinlan,>COR cup corals
04/28/2014,15:07:53,Jamie Austin,transition from soft bottom to bioherm - transition abrupt
04/28/2014,15:08:14,hboiecc,>FSH
04/28/2014,15:08:52,briankinlan,transition matched well with 5m EX backscatter (EX1402L3_DivePrep_SWFLE_ManyMounds-5m-DRAPE.sd)
04/28/2014,15:09:46,peteretnoyer,CORO Anthomastus
04/28/2014,15:09:57,peteretnoyer,>CORO Plumarella x2
04/28/2014,15:10:01,briankinlan,Callogorgia?
04/28/2014,15:10:13,hboiecc,>COR Primnoidae
04/28/2014,15:10:24,briankinlan,ok no - Plumarella
04/28/2014,15:10:37,hboiecc,>CORS Stylasterid
04/28/2014,15:11:14,briankinlan,CORM
04/28/2014,15:11:21,briankinlan,>CORM Madrepora
04/28/2014,15:11:48,briankinlan,>CORO bamboo branched
04/28/2014,15:12:17,briankinlan,>COR Lophelia?
04/28/2014,15:12:31,Scott France ,HYD
04/28/2014,15:12:44,hboiecc,>CORL Lophelia
04/28/2014,15:13:13,briankinlan,>SHI
04/28/2014,15:13:35,Jon Moore,>COR looked like Lophelia to me too
04/28/2014,15:13:53,Scott France ,POL fanworms
04/28/2014,15:14:18,enriquesalgado,>CORO Anthomastus
04/28/2014,15:14:50,hboiecc,>Serpullidae and >Sabellidae
04/28/2014,15:15:52,briankinlan,zoom on >CORL and >CORM
04/28/2014,15:16:01,briankinlan,>SPO hex
04/28/2014,15:16:12,briankinlan,all on darker >CAR rock
04/28/2014,15:16:23,Jamie Austin,coming up on the lowermost flank of the bioherm.  Hard seafloor dusted with modern sediment.
04/28/2014,15:16:30,briankinlan,sand interspersed with >CAR boulders and platforms
04/28/2014,15:17:59,michaelvecchione,>CRA
04/28/2014,15:18:04,peteretnoyer,>CORL rubble
04/28/2014,15:19:36,briankinlan,>CRA
04/28/2014,15:19:53,peteretnoyer,>SPO on CRA
04/28/2014,15:19:54,hboiecc,>SPO hex
04/28/2014,15:19:55,Scott France ,SPO with zoanthids on crab?
04/28/2014,15:20:09,Scott France ,or overhanging crab?
04/28/2014,15:20:10,Jon Moore,>CRA  crab is holding sponge over its back
04/28/2014,15:20:29,michaelvecchione,lace coral
04/28/2014,15:20:52,Jon Moore,>FSH 
04/28/2014,15:20:59,Jamie Austin,a lot oc coral rubble (Lophelia) on the seafloor.  Depth is 563 m.
04/28/2014,15:21:44,Jamie Austin,D2:  26 11.0718N, 84 43.8936W
04/28/2014,15:22:20,hboiecc,>CORO 
04/28/2014,15:22:32,Jon Moore,COR I see Desmophyllum skeleton in the rubble
04/28/2014,15:23:18,briankinlan,>CORO Muricides-like
04/28/2014,15:23:21,hboiecc,crab with sponge on back was >SPO Farrea 
04/28/2014,15:26:32,peteretnoyer,video feed is choppy
04/28/2014,15:26:35,briankinlan,>CORO Muricides-like scattered
04/28/2014,15:27:17,peteretnoyer,Forgive me, I have to jump off for a conference call with HQ for 30 minutes. I'll be back.
04/28/2014,15:27:19,briankinlan,>CORO Plumarella
04/28/2014,15:27:22,briankinlan,>FSH
04/28/2014,15:27:34,Scott France ,CORO small Acanthogorgia? behind Plumarella
04/28/2014,15:28:18,Jon Moore,>FSH scorpaenidae, possibly Helicolenus
04/28/2014,15:28:21,Scott France ,CORO Anthomastus
04/28/2014,15:28:23,briankinlan,>CORO anthomastus
04/28/2014,15:29:16,briankinlan,>CORM?
04/28/2014,15:29:22,Scott France ,CORO yellow branched off left
04/28/2014,15:29:27,hboiecc,>CORM Madrepora
04/28/2014,15:29:31,briankinlan,>CORO Plumarella x2
04/28/2014,15:30:19,hboiecc,>SPO Aphrocallistes beatrix
04/28/2014,15:31:40,hboiecc,>CORL Lophelia
04/28/2014,15:32:06,Jamie Austin,Peter, please check your WP 8 location - we plotted it and it is ESE of WP 7.
04/28/2014,15:32:21,peteretnoyer,ok, I'll double check that, sorry
04/28/2014,15:32:47,hboiecc,>CORL Lophelia live
04/28/2014,15:34:04,Scott France ,There are small yellow branching corals that are scattered about...
04/28/2014,15:34:19,Scott France ,Haven't seen a close-up of them yet...
04/28/2014,15:34:19,Scott France ,Paramuriceids?
04/28/2014,15:34:42,Scott France ,CORO and ACN
04/28/2014,15:35:44,Scott France ,Yellow ZOA at top of octocoral
04/28/2014,15:35:45,briankinlan,>CORO with >ZOA
04/28/2014,15:36:00,hboiecc,>CRI
04/28/2014,15:36:15,Scott France ,No idea on ID of that purple CORO...
04/28/2014,15:36:30,Scott France ,CRI
04/28/2014,15:36:35,hboiecc,>CRI Comatulida
04/28/2014,15:38:00,Jamie Austin,Continued coral rubble on the flank of the bioherm.
04/28/2014,15:38:15,hboiecc,>CRI Atelidae
04/28/2014,15:38:45,okeanosexplorer,>CRI Ateleiocrinoidae (check spelling)
04/28/2014,15:38:53,hboiecc,>FSH
04/28/2014,15:39:26,Jon Moore,>FSH Epigonus deepwater cardinalfish
04/28/2014,15:39:38,hboiecc,>ECH
04/28/2014,15:41:10,Jon Moore,>ECH is that a pancake urchin?
04/28/2014,15:41:30,hboiecc,yes possible >Aerosoma?
04/28/2014,15:42:11,briankinlan,>CORO anthomastus
04/28/2014,15:42:43,hboiecc,>OPH small
04/28/2014,15:42:48,Jon Moore,>FSH Synagrops, blackmouth bass
04/28/2014,15:43:45,briankinlan,>CORO
04/28/2014,15:44:37,hboiecc,Squid eggs?
04/28/2014,15:44:46,michaelvecchione,Look like bobtail squid eggs.
04/28/2014,15:45:07,michaelvecchione,Closeup would be appreciated.
04/28/2014,15:45:43,hboiecc,>FELO
04/28/2014,15:46:37,michaelvecchione,yiu can see eyes inside
04/28/2014,15:47:13,michaelvecchione,almost ready to hatch
04/28/2014,15:47:47,michaelvecchione,sometime the light will cause premature hatching.
04/28/2014,15:48:18,briankinlan,>CORO
04/28/2014,15:48:46,hboiecc,>SHI next to squid eggs
04/28/2014,15:50:50,Jamie Austin,On top of the bioherm.  557 m.
04/28/2014,15:52:18,hboiecc,>CRB Golden crab
04/28/2014,15:53:27,hboiecc,oops >CRA Chaceon fenneri
04/28/2014,15:54:47,briankinlan,D2 position?
04/28/2014,15:55:12,briankinlan,>CORA
04/28/2014,15:55:22,Jamie Austin,26 11.1177N, 84 43.9359W  D2
04/28/2014,15:56:54,peteretnoyer,>CORA Leiopathes
04/28/2014,15:56:58,peteretnoyer,!!
04/28/2014,15:56:59,Scott France ,CORA Leiopathes
04/28/2014,15:57:09,enriquesalgado,>CORA Leiopathes
04/28/2014,15:58:18,Scott France ,Jamie: This is a black coral in the monotypic family Leiopathidae. Very smooth curved branches.
04/28/2014,16:01:13,peteretnoyer,>CORL
04/28/2014,16:01:20,hboiecc,>CORL Lophelia
04/28/2014,16:02:07,briankinlan,>CRA
04/28/2014,16:02:17,hboiecc,>SPO Petrosiidae
04/28/2014,16:02:56,enriquesalgado,>CORO Plumarella
04/28/2014,16:03:16,Andrea Quattrini,>FELO likely D rugosa
04/28/2014,16:03:32,Jon Moore,>FSH eel off at 1PM
04/28/2014,16:04:33,Brendan Roark,Black coral info, 4200 years of continuous growth for a Hi specimen, radial growth rates 2-3 µm year, in the GOM 2000 year lifespan with radial growth rates ~10µm/year. I'm told of unpublished lifespan of 4600 years for a black coral in the Souther ocean. These are all Leiopathes specimen. Some specimens from GOM have annual growth bands.
04/28/2014,16:04:39,briankinlan,>CRA golden crabs
04/28/2014,16:05:01,Jamie Austin,Thanks, Brendan!
04/28/2014,16:05:16,michaelvecchione,I have to be away from the computer for about a half hour.
04/28/2014,16:05:55,briankinlan,>CORL live and dead, multiple colonies, at least 30-40cm wide
04/28/2014,16:06:42,Andrea Quattrini,Nezumia rattail
04/28/2014,16:06:44,Andrea Quattrini,>FSH
04/28/2014,16:06:58,hboiecc,>SQA
04/28/2014,16:07:09,briankinlan,zoom on >CORL live
04/28/2014,16:07:28,Jon Moore,>FSH agree Nezumia
04/28/2014,16:07:57,morgankilgour,Pretty sure that the eyes were unpigmented... Munidopsis sp.
04/28/2014,16:09:01,Andrea Quattrini,>CORO small white
04/28/2014,16:09:51,briankinlan,>CORO Plumarella?
04/28/2014,16:10:56,briankinlan,>CORP
04/28/2014,16:10:56,Andrea Quattrini,Plumarella and Paramuricea?
04/28/2014,16:11:15,Andrea Quattrini,Acanthogorgia
04/28/2014,16:11:16,briankinlan,>COR cup coral
04/28/2014,16:11:18,hboiecc,>SPO hex
04/28/2014,16:11:43,peteretnoyer,@Jamie. I check the coordinates for Wpt 8. It should be DMS, not DDM. Sorry about that. Try 26 11' 25"; -84 43' 53"
04/28/2014,16:11:51,hboiecc,>SPO fan sponge is hex
04/28/2014,16:12:23,Scott France ,CORP
04/28/2014,16:12:33,Andrea Quattrini,yes, Paramuricea
04/28/2014,16:12:57,Andrea Quattrini,coro back?
04/28/2014,16:13:05,Andrea Quattrini,Stylaster
04/28/2014,16:13:16,hboiecc,>CORS Stylaster
04/28/2014,16:13:35,Andrea Quattrini,the white coro, we have tentatively as Muriceides hirta, Peter Identified it
04/28/2014,16:14:17,jasonchaytor,Looks like a limestone boulder to me
04/28/2014,16:18:35,hboiecc,>CORS Stylaster
04/28/2014,16:19:05,hboiecc,>CORO
04/28/2014,16:19:29,briankinlan,>SPO
04/28/2014,16:19:34,briankinlan,>CORO Plumarella
04/28/2014,16:19:37,briankinlan,>CORO
04/28/2014,16:19:44,briankinlan,>COR cup
04/28/2014,16:19:52,Andrea Quattrini,>FELO likely D rugosa
04/28/2014,16:19:53,briankinlan,>CORM
04/28/2014,16:19:57,hboiecc,>SPO Petrosiidae
04/28/2014,16:20:26,hboiecc,>FSH
04/28/2014,16:20:37,peteretnoyer,>CORO Muriceides, small unbranched
04/28/2014,16:20:39,Andrea Quattrini,>CORO Muriceieds
04/28/2014,16:21:24,Scott France ,CORA Stichopathes
04/28/2014,16:21:44,hboiecc,>CORO bamboo branched
04/28/2014,16:21:44,Andrea Quattrini,bamboo?
04/28/2014,16:21:45,Scott France ,CORO bamboo
04/28/2014,16:21:56,peteretnoyer,>CORO bamboo
04/28/2014,16:22:09,Andrea Quattrini,lots of nodes?
04/28/2014,16:22:22,Scott France ,Yes - very node-y
04/28/2014,16:22:37,Scott France ,The branches are not arising at nodes.
04/28/2014,16:22:50,peteretnoyer,Keratoisis?
04/28/2014,16:22:58,Scott France ,As currently defined - yes.
04/28/2014,16:23:12,Scott France ,But that is a big mash of species and genera, as you know.
04/28/2014,16:23:48,briankinlan,>CORL
04/28/2014,16:23:55,peteretnoyer,Indeed. Scott, we saw two nice Isidella yesterday at 2000 m
04/28/2014,16:24:18,briankinlan,>CORL many small and some large
04/28/2014,16:24:44,Jon Moore,>FSH gempylid snake mackerel
04/28/2014,16:25:33,briankinlan,>CRA golden
04/28/2014,16:26:01,Andrea Quattrini,>FSH Epigonus
04/28/2014,16:26:47,Scott France ,CORO Muriceieds and Anthomastus
04/28/2014,16:27:23,briankinlan,>SPO hex several
04/28/2014,16:27:33,briankinlan,~20 colonies of small Lopehelia 10-30cm
04/28/2014,16:27:54,briankinlan,larger colony >40cm
04/28/2014,16:28:12,briankinlan,>CORP
04/28/2014,16:28:30,briankinlan,>CRA golden
04/28/2014,16:30:07,briankinlan,more barren ledge
04/28/2014,16:30:55,hboiecc,>FSH
04/28/2014,16:31:32,Andrea Quattrini,Grammicolepis
04/28/2014,16:31:32,briankinlan,>COR on ledge
04/28/2014,16:31:41,Jon Moore,>FSH diamond dorie
04/28/2014,16:31:41,briankinlan,small, mostly dead
04/28/2014,16:32:45,hboiecc,>CRI x4
04/28/2014,16:32:56,briankinlan,>CRI
04/28/2014,16:34:00,Scott France ,2x SQA below CRI
04/28/2014,16:35:08,hboiecc,>CRI same as before Ateleiocerinoidae
04/28/2014,16:36:32,Jon Moore,I saw heat wave-like distrotion near mouth of cave
04/28/2014,16:36:53,Scott France ,Brachiopod?
04/28/2014,16:37:01,briankinlan,>SPO
04/28/2014,16:37:08,briankinlan,>CORO Anthomastus
04/28/2014,16:39:11,Scott France ,CORA Leiopathes
04/28/2014,16:39:28,hboiecc,>CRI
04/28/2014,16:39:42,briankinlan,ANT  plastic
04/28/2014,16:39:59,briankinlan,zoom on Leiopathes above
04/28/2014,16:40:30,briankinlan,>CORO anthomastus
04/28/2014,16:40:37,briankinlan,>CORA Leiopathes x2
04/28/2014,16:40:47,Scott France ,2x Leiopathes - another to left
04/28/2014,16:41:41,briankinlan,Leiopathes ~40m wide
04/28/2014,16:41:47,briankinlan,40cm
04/28/2014,16:41:48,Andrea Quattrini,>another Grammicolepis
04/28/2014,16:41:50,Andrea Quattrini,>FSH
04/28/2014,16:42:51,Jon Moore,>FSH Spotted tinselfish aka diamond dory
04/28/2014,16:43:43,Andrea Quattrini,>Scorpaenidae
04/28/2014,16:43:45,Andrea Quattrini,>FSH
04/28/2014,16:43:46,Jon Moore,>FSH small scorpionfish Helicolenus
04/28/2014,16:43:51,Andrea Quattrini,not Helicolenus
04/28/2014,16:44:18,briankinlan,>CORO whip
04/28/2014,16:44:37,Andrea Quattrini,hey is that tinselfish a Xenolepidicthys?
04/28/2014,16:45:51,jasonchaytor,I thinks this is a displaced block jamie
04/28/2014,16:45:56,hboiecc,can you switch back to environmental data?
04/28/2014,16:45:59,Jamie Austin,carbonate blocks, jointed, at the base of the bioherm on its NW side
04/28/2014,16:46:05,enriquesalgado,>CORL Lophelia
04/28/2014,16:46:13,briankinlan,>CORO lophelia many llive colonies
04/28/2014,16:46:21,briankinlan,>CORA with >SQA
04/28/2014,16:46:27,briankinlan,>CORA Leiopathes
04/28/2014,16:47:00,jasonchaytor,We are within a large landslide scar, so I would expect to see large blocks of displaced carbonate
04/28/2014,16:47:56,briankinlan,>SQA in Leiopathes
04/28/2014,16:50:16,hboiecc,>SPO cup
04/28/2014,16:50:42,peteretnoyer,perfect! thank you video
04/28/2014,16:51:49,hboiecc,>SPO hex
04/28/2014,16:51:59,hboiecc,>CORS Stylaster
04/28/2014,16:52:22,Scott France ,CORL
04/28/2014,16:52:29,Scott France ,COR cups?
04/28/2014,16:52:41,hboiecc,>CORM Madrepora
04/28/2014,16:54:11,hboiecc,>SPO Desmacella
04/28/2014,16:54:17,Scott France ,This CORA Leiopathes appears to have a thicker main stem than previous colonies.
04/28/2014,16:55:24,peteretnoyer,very low bushy growth form
04/28/2014,16:55:58,morgankilgour,Chirostyloid
04/28/2014,16:56:12,Scott France ,Unclear how tall that CORA was - base was hidden down behind rock
04/28/2014,16:56:18,Jamie Austin,Heading for WP 4.
04/28/2014,16:57:13,Andrea Quattrini,>CORP
04/28/2014,16:57:23,briankinlan,>CORA leiopathes + SQA x2
04/28/2014,16:57:30,briankinlan,>CORL
04/28/2014,16:57:45,briankinlan,>CORA bathypathes like
04/28/2014,16:57:53,briankinlan,>CORO Plumarella in back
04/28/2014,16:57:59,briankinlan,>CORP
04/28/2014,16:58:15,briankinlan,>CORO anthomastus
04/28/2014,17:00:18,briankinlan,>CORA leiopathes x2 
04/28/2014,17:00:40,briankinlan,d2 position?
04/28/2014,17:01:28,Jamie Austin,Underway to WP 4.
04/28/2014,17:02:06,okeanosexplorer,   26 11.1626N 84 43.9405W
04/28/2014,17:03:29,briankinlan,mostly flat sed and cor rubble
04/28/2014,17:05:30,hboiecc,>FSH
04/28/2014,17:05:45,Andrea Quattrini,>FSH Synagrops 
04/28/2014,17:07:46,Jamie Austin,more debris
04/28/2014,17:08:38,hboiecc,>SPO cup
04/28/2014,17:08:43,briankinlan,Muriceides hirta>COR cups
04/28/2014,17:08:46,hboiecc,>CORM Madrepora
04/28/2014,17:08:46,briankinlan,>CORL small
04/28/2014,17:08:52,peteretnoyer,>CORO Muriceides
04/28/2014,17:09:01,hboiecc,>SPO Aphrocallistes beatrix
04/28/2014,17:09:59,briankinlan,>CORO white brambles - bamboo?
04/28/2014,17:09:59,hboiecc,>CORP
04/28/2014,17:10:00,briankinlan,>SQA
04/28/2014,17:10:32,michaelvecchione,>CRA
04/28/2014,17:10:41,peteretnoyer,>SPO with ZOA
04/28/2014,17:11:06,peteretnoyer,CORO yellow, maybe Acanthogorgia
04/28/2014,17:11:10,briankinlan,>CORA leiopathes?
04/28/2014,17:11:25,briankinlan,>SPO hex
04/28/2014,17:11:37,briankinlan,>CORL 5-8cm live
04/28/2014,17:12:25,hboiecc,>SQA
04/28/2014,17:12:32,briankinlan,coral id for this?
04/28/2014,17:12:37,briankinlan,not leiopathes
04/28/2014,17:12:40,briankinlan,>CORO
04/28/2014,17:13:44,peteretnoyer,>CORO Chelidonisis?
04/28/2014,17:13:48,Andrea Quattrini,this may be chelidonisis? 
04/28/2014,17:14:04,peteretnoyer,yeah, that's what I was thinkin
04/28/2014,17:14:06,Scott France ,Really?!
04/28/2014,17:14:14,Andrea Quattrini,i did not see any nodes though-but i didn't get a good look
04/28/2014,17:14:29,peteretnoyer,it's REALLY hard to see nodes on these
04/28/2014,17:15:10,hboiecc,we see nodes
04/28/2014,17:15:38,Scott France ,I don't/didn't see nodes, but it doesn't mean they aren't there...
04/28/2014,17:15:44,Andrea Quattrini,I was just going to talk myself out of it. could be a nicella?
04/28/2014,17:15:45,peteretnoyer,agree
04/28/2014,17:16:08,Andrea Quattrini,need a collection for that one~
04/28/2014,17:16:27,peteretnoyer,looks more like Chelidonisis than Nicella to me\
04/28/2014,17:16:28,Scott France ,Chelidonisis is a very different bamboo coral (in fact, based on genetics, it isn't a "bamboo coral" in the taxonomic sense, but it does have nodes though the skeleton is quite different from other bamboos.
04/28/2014,17:16:57,peteretnoyer,>CORS
04/28/2014,17:17:09,hboiecc,>SPO hex
04/28/2014,17:17:28,Scott France ,Another one...
04/28/2014,17:17:36,hboiecc,>CORO bamboo branched
04/28/2014,17:17:38,peteretnoyer,I see nodes
04/28/2014,17:17:51,Scott France ,Nodes visible near the base
04/28/2014,17:18:07,peteretnoyer,we have collected this and it was Chelidonisis
04/28/2014,17:18:23,hboiecc,>CORA Leiopathes
04/28/2014,17:18:35,Jamie Austin,more debris
04/28/2014,17:18:43,Andrea Quattrini,great. nodes confirmed~?
04/28/2014,17:18:57,Scott France ,"confirmed" is a bit strong!
04/28/2014,17:19:11,Andrea Quattrini,ok ok….likley?
04/28/2014,17:19:16,Andrea Quattrini,likely?
04/28/2014,17:19:24,peteretnoyer,yes, likely
04/28/2014,17:19:39,Scott France ,CORA Leiopathes
04/28/2014,17:20:17,peteretnoyer,>CORA Leiopathes x2, one large
04/28/2014,17:20:28,peteretnoyer,correct x#
04/28/2014,17:20:56,hboiecc,>SQA
04/28/2014,17:20:59,Scott France ,The Chelidonisis we just saw was very exciting!
04/28/2014,17:21:47,peteretnoyer,correct >CORA Leiopathes x3
04/28/2014,17:23:27,hboiecc,>CORA 
04/28/2014,17:23:43,Scott France ,Different species of CORA to lower right
04/28/2014,17:24:54,hboiecc,>SPO Geodia
04/28/2014,17:25:01,Scott France ,CORA ?Taxipathes w/ SQA
04/28/2014,17:25:03,jasonchaytor,"Fresh" ROC surfaces
04/28/2014,17:25:43,morgankilgour,chirostyloid
04/28/2014,17:26:23,Scott France ,I mean CORA Stylopathes
04/28/2014,17:27:47,peteretnoyer,@scott, hey EX is telling us to do this now '>CORA Stylopathes' fyi
04/28/2014,17:28:04,briankinlan,>CORP
04/28/2014,17:28:09,briankinlan,>CORM
04/28/2014,17:28:10,Jamie Austin,debris (bioherms) sitting on a bedding plane of old coral
04/28/2014,17:28:12,briankinlan,>CORL
04/28/2014,17:28:20,okeanosexplorer,oh thanks Peter! Ive been destracted by all the coral... 
04/28/2014,17:28:22,Jamie Austin,not coral, carbonate!
04/28/2014,17:28:34,peteretnoyer,>CORA Leiopathes
04/28/2014,17:29:05,hboiecc,>CRI
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04/28/2014,17:29:13,hboiecc,>CRI x4
04/28/2014,17:29:17,briankinlan,>CORA Stich
04/28/2014,17:30:16,hboiecc,>CORP x3
04/28/2014,17:33:44,kelleyelliott,Just an FYI folks, I just received word that the Houston television media are at the TAMUG ECC. They may tune in at some point and ask a few questions. Bill Kiene is there with them. 
04/28/2014,17:35:22,briankinlan,>CORO Plumarella
04/28/2014,17:35:44,enriquesalgado,>CORO Paramuricea
04/28/2014,17:36:55,hboiecc,>SPO hex
04/28/2014,17:37:34,hboiecc,>SHI
04/28/2014,17:37:45,hboiecc,>CRI x2
04/28/2014,17:37:50,briankinlan,>CORA
04/28/2014,17:37:52,hboiecc,>CORA
04/28/2014,17:38:13,briankinlan,>CORA Leiopathes
04/28/2014,17:38:18,peteretnoyer,>CORA looked like Stylopathes
04/28/2014,17:38:33,Jamie Austin,more debris - mostly old carbonates (same as Escarpment to the west).
04/28/2014,17:40:12,hboiecc,>FSH
04/28/2014,17:40:15,briankinlan,>CORA Leiopathes
04/28/2014,17:41:18,hboiecc,>SPO Aphrocallistes beatrix to fall left
04/28/2014,17:41:31,briankinlan,>CORO Anthomastus
04/28/2014,17:41:33,hboiecc,>CORO Anthomastus
04/28/2014,17:41:57,hboiecc,>CORS Stylaster
04/28/2014,17:43:15,hboiecc,>CORO Plumarella
04/28/2014,17:43:23,hboiecc,not the purple
04/28/2014,17:43:44,briankinlan,>CORO
04/28/2014,17:43:47,peteretnoyer,>CORO Acanthogorgia?
04/28/2014,17:44:07,briankinlan,>CORO anthomastus
04/28/2014,17:45:07,hboiecc,>FSH
04/28/2014,17:45:13,briankinlan,>CRI
04/28/2014,17:46:03,briankinlan,>COR rubble
04/28/2014,17:46:08,briankinlan,>SPO
04/28/2014,17:46:26,Jon Moore,>FSH yes, Synagrops
04/28/2014,17:48:03,hboiecc,can we get the environmental data displayed again
04/28/2014,17:48:06,robertcarney,> Bioherms used to be ~100m shallower
04/28/2014,17:48:23,Jamie Austin,Nice looking bioherm!
04/28/2014,17:48:30,hboiecc,>CRA 
04/28/2014,17:48:34,hboiecc,>CRI x4
04/28/2014,17:48:40,hboiecc,>CORL
04/28/2014,17:48:45,hboiecc,>CORP x3
04/28/2014,17:49:13,briankinlan,>CRA golden mating pair
04/28/2014,17:50:04,peteretnoyer,>CRA x2 in CORL
04/28/2014,17:51:55,briankinlan,CORL live and dead
04/28/2014,17:51:58,briankinlan,>SPO
04/28/2014,17:52:53,hboiecc,>SPO hex
04/28/2014,17:54:14,briankinlan,heavy CORL debris
04/28/2014,17:54:16,hboiecc,>FSH
04/28/2014,17:54:20,Jon Moore,>FSH 
04/28/2014,17:54:34,briankinlan,some small live CORL colomies scattered
04/28/2014,17:56:51,peteretnoyer,>CORL live and dead, some live thickets
04/28/2014,17:57:07,hboiecc,>CRI
04/28/2014,17:57:17,peteretnoyer,>CORO Plumarella many
04/28/2014,17:58:00,briankinlan,>CORO Anthomastus
04/28/2014,17:58:31,hboiecc,>CORP
04/28/2014,17:59:23,hboiecc,>FSH
04/28/2014,17:59:53,Jon Moore,>FSH good call Chlorophthalmus
04/28/2014,18:00:03,michaelvecchione,zoom on the eye
04/28/2014,18:00:09,Jon Moore,>FSH good call Chlorophthalmus
04/28/2014,18:00:34,briankinlan,>CORM
04/28/2014,18:00:53,hboiecc,>Ant
04/28/2014,18:01:02,briankinlan,>ANT rope
04/28/2014,18:01:03,Jamie Austin,a LOT of coral rubble debris
04/28/2014,18:01:10,michaelvecchione,Greeneyes have a strange adaptation to low light called an aphakic space
04/28/2014,18:01:11,briankinlan,>COR cups
04/28/2014,18:01:18,briankinlan,>CORO Plum
04/28/2014,18:01:38,briankinlan,>CORL mostly dead rubble, some live
04/28/2014,18:01:44,hboiecc,>CORM
04/28/2014,18:05:30,hboiecc,Can we zoom on a plumerella? The pale sea fan
04/28/2014,18:05:58,hboiecc,on the left
04/28/2014,18:06:06,hboiecc,toward start of the pan
04/28/2014,18:06:58,hboiecc,8:00 
04/28/2014,18:07:47,hboiecc,no worries if you can't get it
04/28/2014,18:11:44,peteretnoyer,>CORO PLumarella many
04/28/2014,18:12:00,Jamie Austin,coming up on an edge of the mound
04/28/2014,18:12:10,Jamie Austin,537 m
04/28/2014,18:12:34,iscwatch,crab
04/28/2014,18:13:18,peteretnoyer,>CORO Plumarella x 2
04/28/2014,18:14:54,peteretnoyer,>CORO Muriceides
04/28/2014,18:14:59,peteretnoyer,>CORL
04/28/2014,18:15:28,briankinlan,extensive CORL, more live colonies, larger colonies
04/28/2014,18:15:58,briankinlan,>cra golden crab
04/28/2014,18:16:14,briankinlan,>CORS stylastwer
04/28/2014,18:16:47,peteretnoyer,>CORL very high cover, live and dead
04/28/2014,18:18:14,hboiecc,>CRA
04/28/2014,18:19:35,hboiecc,>FSH
04/28/2014,18:19:58,Jon Moore,>FSH Helicolenus in Lophelia
04/28/2014,18:24:23,hboiecc,>SPO Aphrocallistes
04/28/2014,18:27:09,peteretnoyer,>SQA on CORO Plumurella
04/28/2014,18:28:43,peteretnoyer,>CORL many thickets 100cm+
04/28/2014,18:29:22,peteretnoyer,>CORS small
04/28/2014,18:34:01,hboiecc,>FSH
04/28/2014,18:34:14,Jamie Austin,edge og the bioherm rough, blocky
04/28/2014,18:34:15,hboiecc,>SPO Aphrocallistes 
04/28/2014,18:34:22,peteretnoyer,>CORL patchy, live and dead
04/28/2014,18:34:56,Andrea Quattrini,>FELO Nettenchelys 
04/28/2014,18:34:59,michaelvecchione,>FELO
04/28/2014,18:35:14,Andrea Quattrini,duckbill eel
04/28/2014,18:36:02,Jamie Austin,good cross-section of the bioherm
04/28/2014,18:37:03,briankinlan,concur
04/28/2014,18:37:11,Andrea Quattrini,>COR Stylaster
04/28/2014,18:37:30,Andrea Quattrini,>CORO small white 
04/28/2014,18:37:49,hboiecc,>OCTOPUS!
04/28/2014,18:37:58,michaelvecchione,>SQD nbobtail
04/28/2014,18:38:05,michaelvecchione,bobtail squid
04/28/2014,18:38:31,michaelvecchione,not an octopus a sepiolid. Good eyes ROV guys.
04/28/2014,18:38:39,Jamie Austin,mounds on mounds - nice cross-section of the bioherm
04/28/2014,18:39:14,enriquesalgado,>CORA Bathypathes
04/28/2014,18:39:30,michaelvecchione,same group. maybe same species but no way of knowing without collection.
04/28/2014,18:39:39,Scott France ,CORA Bathypathes
04/28/2014,18:39:41,Andrea Quattrini,>SQA on Black coral
04/28/2014,18:39:51,Andrea Quattrini,>CORO Anthomastus
04/28/2014,18:40:08,michaelvecchione,bobtails often get misidentified as octopods.
04/28/2014,18:40:16,Andrea Quattrini,>CORO small white
04/28/2014,18:40:30,Scott France ,don'
04/28/2014,18:40:52,Scott France ,Don't think there is a polycheate on the black coral axis…
04/28/2014,18:41:01,Scott France ,*polychaete!
04/28/2014,18:42:46,briankinlan,>SQA
04/28/2014,18:42:48,briankinlan,>CRI
04/28/2014,18:43:45,hboiecc,>ACN
04/28/2014,18:43:59,briankinlan,>CORA leiopathes?
04/28/2014,18:45:37,hboiecc,HI Okeanos Crew!
04/28/2014,18:46:07,Jamie Austin,Small knobs - with debris.
04/28/2014,18:46:12,briankinlan,CORA leiopathes
04/28/2014,18:46:41,hboiecc,Could we get a depth?
04/28/2014,18:47:33,peteretnoyer,>CORL small colonies many
04/28/2014,18:48:15,hboiecc,>CNI Anthomastus
04/28/2014,18:49:59,peteretnoyer,>CORO Muriceides small
04/28/2014,18:51:10,hboiecc,Any way we could get the ROV depth?
04/28/2014,18:52:00,okeanosexplorer,547.35 m
04/28/2014,18:52:05,Jamie Austin,layers visible in cross-section - old carbonate substrate?
04/28/2014,18:52:09,tommyheathman,>FSH scorpaenidae
04/28/2014,18:52:15,Andrea Quattrini,>Scorpaenidae likely Idiastion from Steve Ross
04/28/2014,18:52:47,peteretnoyer,>CORS x2
04/28/2014,18:52:59,peteretnoyer,>CORA Leiopathes
04/28/2014,18:53:04,peteretnoyer,>CORP
04/28/2014,18:53:35,Jamie Austin,massive outcrop - with rubble.  In part bioherm, in pat older substrate.
04/28/2014,18:53:39,peteretnoyer,CORA Leiopathes
04/28/2014,18:54:03,peteretnoyer,>CORA Leiopathes
04/28/2014,18:54:35,peteretnoyer,>CORO Anthomastus
04/28/2014,18:54:43,peteretnoyer,>CORO Plumarella
04/28/2014,18:54:53,Jon Moore,>FSH Hoplostethus mediterraneus
04/28/2014,18:54:58,peteretnoyer,> CORS many
04/28/2014,18:55:19,hboiecc,CORP
04/28/2014,18:55:24,hboiecc,>CORP
04/28/2014,18:57:29,peteretnoyer,@Jamie. I checked the coordinates for Wpt 8. It should be DMS, not DDM. Sorry about that. Try 26 11' 25"; -84 43' 53"
04/28/2014,19:02:00,briankinlan,>CRA golden
04/28/2014,19:03:22,peteretnoyer,>PAG
04/28/2014,19:05:29,peteretnoyer,>CORL rubble
04/28/2014,19:07:16,peteretnoyer,>CORS
04/28/2014,19:07:37,peteretnoyer,>CORL small live patch
04/28/2014,19:07:51,peteretnoyer,> CORO Plumarella
04/28/2014,19:08:01,hboiecc,>SQA
04/28/2014,19:08:02,peteretnoyer,> CRA
04/28/2014,19:09:17,peteretnoyer,> CORO Anthomastus
04/28/2014,19:12:26,briankinlan,CRA
04/28/2014,19:12:51,briankinlan,CORO
04/28/2014,19:13:09,briankinlan,>SQA x2
04/28/2014,19:15:26,peteretnoyer,> CORO Aquaumbridae
04/28/2014,19:17:31,briankinlan,CORO x2
04/28/2014,19:18:17,peteretnoyer,> CRI
04/28/2014,19:19:16,peteretnoyer,> SPO
04/28/2014,19:20:13,peteretnoyer,> CORO Muriceides
04/28/2014,19:20:21,Jamie Austin,At another high.  Some debris (old carbonates?).
04/28/2014,19:21:22,briankinlan,many >SPO hex, a few >CORO
04/28/2014,19:21:30,briankinlan,>COR rubble
04/28/2014,19:22:03,peteretnoyer,> CORP
04/28/2014,19:22:29,danwarren,>brittle star in the coral
04/28/2014,19:22:34,hboiecc,>SPO Rossellidae
04/28/2014,19:24:48,michaelvecchione,>GAS
04/28/2014,19:25:13,briankinlan,>CORP zoom
04/28/2014,19:26:00,peteretnoyer,> CORP x 2 with GAS predator?
04/28/2014,19:26:48,hboiecc,ECH pancake?
04/28/2014,19:28:22,hboiecc,oh the horror
04/28/2014,19:33:17,hboiecc,>SQA
04/28/2014,19:33:26,briankinlan,>CRA
04/28/2014,19:33:28,peteretnoyer,>URC and CORO predation event
04/28/2014,19:34:17,peteretnoyer,> CORL small colonies
04/28/2014,19:36:25,hboiecc,>FSH Nezumia
04/28/2014,19:38:01,peteretnoyer,>CORP
04/28/2014,19:38:12,hboiecc,>SQD bobtail
04/28/2014,19:38:27,michaelvecchione,>Bobtail
04/28/2014,19:38:47,michaelvecchione,The fins are folded titghtly around the body.
04/28/2014,19:39:49,hboiecc,>CORP
04/28/2014,19:40:04,michaelvecchione,Interesting that they are tucked so well into the rubble.
04/28/2014,19:40:36,briankinlan,CORA
04/28/2014,19:40:44,hboiecc,>CORA
04/28/2014,19:42:23,hboiecc,>FELO Nettenchelys 
04/28/2014,19:42:39,hboiecc,>JFH
04/28/2014,19:43:22,Jon Moore,>FSH eel, not sure what family
04/28/2014,19:43:31,peteretnoyer,> CORO Plumarella
04/28/2014,19:43:52,hboiecc,>SPO yellow encrusting
04/28/2014,19:45:52,hboiecc,>FSH Synagrops
04/28/2014,19:46:07,peteretnoyer,>CORO Anthomastus
04/28/2014,19:47:09,peteretnoyer,> CORO PLumarella
04/28/2014,19:47:10,hboiecc,>CORS Stylaster
04/28/2014,19:47:26,hboiecc,>CORA Stich
04/28/2014,
04/28/2014,19:48:13,Jon Moore,>FSH not black bbell rosefish, Trachyscorpia
04/28/2014,19:48:48,peteretnoyer,Steve Ross is saying FSH Trachyscorpia cristulata
04/28/2014,19:49:44,hboiecc,>CORS Stylaster
04/28/2014,19:50:40,peteretnoyer,>CORO Aquaumbridaer
04/28/2014,19:51:13,peteretnoyer,>CORO Aquaumbridae
04/28/2014,19:51:33,enriquesalgado,>CORO Anthomastus
04/28/2014,19:52:02,Jamie Austin,rubbly zone - likely old rocks
04/28/2014,19:52:07,Jon Moore,>FSH Gephyroberyx darwini, Dawins roughy
04/28/2014,19:53:10,hboiecc,>CRI x4
04/28/2014,19:53:16,peteretnoyer,>CORO PLumarella many
04/28/2014,19:53:23,hboiecc,>CORO Anthomastus x4
04/28/2014,19:53:36,peteretnoyer,> CORS
04/28/2014,19:53:43,peteretnoyer,>CORO Muriceopsis
04/28/2014,19:53:45,Scott France ,Nice view of Anthomastus with polyps retracted to compare to the others with polyps extended
04/28/2014,19:53:54,hboiecc,>CORA
04/28/2014,19:54:00,Scott France ,CORA Stylopathes
04/28/2014,19:54:20,Jamie Austin,bioherm sitting on old carbonates - "mounds on layers"
04/28/2014,19:55:39,hboiecc,>CORP
04/28/2014,19:56:13,hboiecc, >FSH Gephyroberyx darwini, Darwins roughy
04/28/2014,19:56:26,peteretnoyer,> CORS
04/28/2014,19:56:27,hboiecc,no
04/28/2014,19:56:40,Jon Moore,>FSH another Trachyscorpia
04/28/2014,19:56:59,Jon Moore,25+ years
04/28/2014,19:58:00,Scott France ,Chelidonisis-like CORO again
04/28/2014,19:58:05,peteretnoyer,> CORO Chelidonisis
04/28/2014,19:58:21,Scott France ,"chel-id-on-isis"
04/28/2014,19:58:44,hboiecc,>SQA
04/28/2014,19:59:27,hboiecc,>CORO Anthomastus
04/28/2014,20:01:22,Scott France ,Small CORA Leiopathes
04/28/2014,20:01:23,briankinlan,>CORA Leiopathes
04/28/2014,20:01:26,briankinlan,small
04/28/2014,20:02:23,Scott France ,You can see how thin the tissue is - polyps hanging off of branch
04/28/2014,20:02:41,Scott France ,The holdfast is proteinaceous.
04/28/2014,20:04:40,Scott France ,Possibly a sea pen? Didn't get a good look before I1 video cut out.
04/28/2014,20:04:46,hboiecc,spoon worm?
04/28/2014,20:04:57,Scott France ,Sea pens can retract into "burrows"
04/28/2014,20:05:08,Jon Moore,Echiuran spoon worm was my guess
04/28/2014,20:05:24,Scott France ,Not all sea pens - but some can.
04/28/2014,20:05:43,Scott France ,Stichopathes CORA
04/28/2014,20:05:46,Scott France ,?
04/28/2014,20:05:53,peteretnoyer,>CORO bamboo coral unbranched
04/28/2014,20:06:07,Scott France ,The white whip was a bamboo?
04/28/2014,20:06:14,Scott France ,Have you had a close-up?
04/28/2014,20:06:39,peteretnoyer,we saw one previously, but I forget is we got a close up
04/28/2014,20:07:21,Jamie Austin,another bioherm just W of WP 7
04/28/2014,20:07:27,hboiecc,>Petrosidae
04/28/2014,20:07:36,hboiecc,*ii
04/28/2014,20:07:42,peteretnoyer,@Jamie is that WPT 6?
04/28/2014,20:07:56,briankinlan,no it's waypoint 7 peter
04/28/2014,20:08:01,briankinlan,I think
04/28/2014,20:08:02,enriquesalgado,>CORO Anthomastus
04/28/2014,20:08:18,okeanosexplorer,were almost at wp7
04/28/2014,20:08:20,Jamie Austin,debris slope
04/28/2014,20:08:50,hboiecc,>CRI
04/28/2014,20:08:57,peteretnoyer,> URC Echinus
04/28/2014,20:09:14,Jamie Austin,white face - old carbonate (what the bioherms are sitting on)
04/28/2014,20:09:35,michaelvecchione,coral chomper
04/28/2014,20:10:21,hboiecc,>CRI
04/28/2014,20:10:43,hboiecc,>CORL
04/28/2014,20:10:46,hboiecc,>CORP
04/28/2014,20:10:51,hboiecc,>FSH
04/28/2014,20:11:15,hboiecc,>CORA Plumarella
04/28/2014,20:11:21,peteretnoyer,> CORO PLumarella
04/28/2014,20:12:11,Jon Moore,>FSH Grammicolepis diamond dory/tinselfish
04/28/2014,20:12:52,hboiecc,>Leiopathes
04/28/2014,20:12:57,peteretnoyer,>CORA Leiopathes
04/28/2014,20:13:04,hboiecc,>SPO hex
04/28/2014,20:13:52,hboiecc,>CRA
04/28/2014,20:14:18,hboiecc,>CORP
04/28/2014,20:14:33,hboiecc,>CORL
04/28/2014,20:14:45,hboiecc,>CRI
04/28/2014,20:14:53,briankinlan,>FSH
04/28/2014,20:15:05,briankinlan,>CORP
04/28/2014,20:16:16,hboiecc,>FSH Scorpionid
04/28/2014,20:16:23,Jon Moore,>FSH red fish beyond corals
04/28/2014,20:17:20,hboiecc,>CORO Stoloniferan?
04/28/2014,20:17:55,hboiecc,>HYD
04/28/2014,20:18:10,Jon Moore,zoom on fish?
04/28/2014,20:18:11,peteretnoyer,> CORP with HYD. > 50% live
04/28/2014,20:19:19,hboiecc,>FSH
04/28/2014,20:20:23,hboiecc,>FSH Lophiformid
04/28/2014,20:20:44,peteretnoyer,> Lophiodes beroe
04/28/2014,20:20:55,peteretnoyer,a goosefish, per Steve Ross
04/28/2014,20:21:21,peteretnoyer,> CORL live small colony
04/28/2014,20:22:11,hboiecc,Not that we know of. Jon, any ideas?
04/28/2014,20:22:34,hboiecc,lots of >CORO Plumarella
04/28/2014,20:22:35,kaseycantwell,Hey Jamie- we have an Ask and Explorer question for you - What is Carbonate?
04/28/2014,20:23:08,kaseycantwell,ok thanks sorry 
04/28/2014,20:23:41,hboiecc,>CORP
04/28/2014,20:23:47,hboiecc,>CORL
04/28/2014,20:24:27,hboiecc,>Anthomastus
04/28/2014,20:25:58,hboiecc,>OPH
04/28/2014,20:26:17,hboiecc,>SPO
04/28/2014,20:26:50,peteretnoyer,> CORO unid purple, Acanthogorgia?
04/28/2014,20:27:31,hboiecc,Interesting to see so many Lophelia/Paramuricea pairs
04/28/2014,20:28:06,peteretnoyer,yes, it seems like some Paramuricea recruit to Lophelia skeletons
04/28/2014,20:28:13,Andrea Quattrini,>FSH Trachyscorpia
04/28/2014,20:28:36,Andrea Quattrini,>CORO yellow look like Acanthogorgia to me
04/28/2014,20:29:20,peteretnoyer,I agree
04/28/2014,20:30:06,hboiecc,>CORL
04/28/2014,20:30:08,Andrea Quattrini,>FSH greeneye or draconettidae? looked different
04/28/2014,20:30:18,hboiecc,>Anthomastus
04/28/2014,20:31:04,hboiecc,>SPO Aphrocallistes
04/28/2014,20:33:24,hboiecc,>CORL
04/28/2014,20:33:46,peteretnoyer,> CORP
04/28/2014,20:34:52,hboiecc,>FSH
04/28/2014,20:34:57,danwarren,Do you normally see more growth, such as corals on the older surfaces or newer exposures?
04/28/2014,20:35:08,hboiecc,>CORA Pleiopathes
04/28/2014,20:35:42,Jon Moore,>FSH Grammicolepis tinselfish
04/28/2014,20:35:55,hboiecc,>SQA
04/28/2014,20:36:57,hboiecc,beautiful shot
04/28/2014,20:37:09,hboiecc,>CORO Plumarella
04/28/2014,20:37:12,Andrea Quattrini,E picta
04/28/2014,20:39:00,hboiecc,>GAS
04/28/2014,20:39:50,Scott France ,Looks like a stoloniferous CORO overgrowing the Lophelia as well.
04/28/2014,20:40:07,Scott France ,Seen in that close-up of the CORP holdfast
04/28/2014,20:40:20,peteretnoyer,yes, I saw that
04/28/2014,20:40:40,Andrea Quattrini,ah? Missed it-may be the new genus of scleraxonian that Kirrily Moore is working on?
04/28/2014,20:41:20,hboiecc,>CORA Pleiopathes
04/28/2014,20:41:30,Scott France ,CORA Leiopathes
04/28/2014,20:42:23,Scott France ,Wispy=looking coral ahead...
04/28/2014,20:42:27,hboiecc,>CRI
04/28/2014,20:42:41,Scott France ,CORO bamboo
04/28/2014,20:42:51,Scott France ,CORO Plumarella
04/28/2014,20:42:55,Jamie Austin,We have decided to stay around WP 7, to zoom in on the community atop this mound, rather than spend the rest of the dive transiting to WP 8.
04/28/2014,20:42:57,hboiecc,>CORO bamboo
04/28/2014,20:43:04,hboiecc,>CORO Plumarella
04/28/2014,20:43:54,Jon Moore,Fish pics when they present themselves
04/28/2014,20:44:00,okeanosexplorer,ok
04/28/2014,20:44:47,peteretnoyer,>COPR x2
04/28/2014,20:44:59,peteretnoyer,correct > CORP x 2
04/28/2014,20:45:10,Andrea Quattrini,>CORO Anthomastus
04/28/2014,20:45:10,peteretnoyer,>CORO Anthomastus
04/28/2014,20:45:19,peteretnoyer,jinx!
04/28/2014,20:45:24,peteretnoyer,>CORA Leiopathjes
04/28/2014,20:45:25,okeanosexplorer,LOL
04/28/2014,20:45:30,Andrea Quattrini,can you get a zoon of the white OCTO in front too?
04/28/2014,20:45:33,hboiecc,>CORO nephthiid
04/28/2014,20:46:05,peteretnoyer,yes is that Aquaumbriadae
04/28/2014,20:46:07,Andrea Quattrini,I think this is not a Neptheid but a recently described new family Aquaumbridae
04/28/2014,20:46:32,hboiecc,Yes, thank you
04/28/2014,20:46:54,Scott France ,CORA Bathypathes to left
04/28/2014,20:46:57,Scott France ,small one
04/28/2014,20:47:41,Andrea Quattrini,yes, Aquaumbra sp.
04/28/2014,20:48:22,hboiecc,>SPO hex
04/28/2014,20:48:35,hboiecc,>SHI
04/28/2014,20:48:48,Andrea Quattrini,new family described in 2012 by Oda Breedy from Pacific. We have collected 4 specimens from WFL slope area.
04/28/2014,20:48:58,okeanosexplorer,Is John Still at the ECC?
04/28/2014,20:49:06,hboiecc,>SPO
04/28/2014,20:49:08,okeanosexplorer,John Reed I mean
04/28/2014,20:49:11,hboiecc,No, he is not
04/28/2014,20:49:59,okeanosexplorer,we are supposed to be dicussing the Large mound site at 4:30 can you guys give hime a call and let him know he can call in. He should be in on the call
04/28/2014,20:50:11,okeanosexplorer,sorry 430 CT
04/28/2014,20:50:59,hboiecc,>CRI
04/28/2014,20:51:14,hboiecc,OkEx, will check on that
04/28/2014,20:51:23,okeanosexplorer,thanks
04/28/2014,20:51:25,hboiecc,>SQA
04/28/2014,20:53:07,peteretnoyer,any requests?
04/28/2014,20:53:33,hboiecc,>CORP
04/28/2014,20:53:36,hboiecc,>CORL
04/28/2014,20:54:04,hboiecc,>CORS
04/28/2014,20:54:14,peteretnoyer,>CORA Bathypathes
04/28/2014,20:54:14,Scott France ,Poof - is a black coral Bathypathes
04/28/2014,20:54:15,hboiecc,>CORA Bathypathes
04/28/2014,20:54:24,hboiecc,>SQA
04/28/2014,20:55:17,hboiecc,>CORA Leiopathes
04/28/2014,20:56:28,hboiecc,>FSH Grammicolepis tinselfish
04/28/2014,20:56:38,hboiecc,>CORO Anthomastus
04/28/2014,20:56:46,hboiecc,>CRI
04/28/2014,20:56:48,hboiecc,>CORP
04/28/2014,20:56:56,hboiecc,>CORS
04/28/2014,20:57:11,hboiecc,>URC
04/28/2014,20:58:16,hboiecc,>FSH Grammicolepis tinselfish
04/28/2014,20:58:21,hboiecc,>CRI
04/28/2014,20:58:25,Scott France ,Stephanie - you must be young! Most of us had to deal with just stuff in a net or jar, let alone "low def!"
04/28/2014,20:59:13,Scott France ,Extensive mat of CORO stoloniferous
04/28/2014,20:59:13,hboiecc,>ANT
04/28/2014,20:59:17,hboiecc,>SPO hex
04/28/2014,20:59:31,joshuavoss,@okeanosexplorer: do you have JR's number...send via private message?
04/28/2014,21:00:00,hboiecc,sorry, not ANT, >ACN
04/28/2014,21:00:29,okeanosexplorer,Josh i sent it direct message  to you, thats his celll...if he picks it up/  
04/28/2014,21:00:35,Scott France ,small SQA
04/28/2014,21:01:54,okeanosexplorer,Josh did you get that?
04/28/2014,21:02:05,hboiecc,Yes
04/28/2014,21:03:51,Scott France ,CORO bamboo
04/28/2014,21:05:22,hboiecc,>FSH Grammicolepis tinselfish
04/28/2014,21:05:26,Jamie Austin,Thanks, everyone!
04/28/2014,21:05:48,okeanosexplorer,  Thanks for a great dive, everyone! We’ll have our post-dive debriefing and discuss tomorrow’s dive at 1630 Central. Join us by dialing 1-866-617-5860, passcode: 1233796 and tuning into the video online at: http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/media/exstream/exstream_04.html