09/07/2014,13:53:43,briankennedy,Our small boat transfer went more quickly than expected this morning and we are getting a nice push from the currents and wind so we are going to be on the dive site early. We will continue to plan on the dive planning call at 1300 and we are aiming to deploy the ROV between 1330 and 1400. Talk to you all soon. 
09/07/2014,16:49:19,Scott France,Roger that.
09/07/2014,16:49:38,Scott France,How is the back-uop steering situation?
09/07/2014,16:56:22,Jamie Austin,Good afternoon, everyone!  We are setting up to begin Dive 3 on the south flank of Norfolk Canyon  We should be in the water at approximately 1330 EDT.  Conditions are good.
09/07/2014,16:58:39,Scott France,Can you put up the conference line number info so I don;t have to search for it in my email?
09/07/2014,17:32:56,Jamie Austin,Still doing some drift test with the vessel before deploying.  Stay tuned.
09/07/2014,17:36:14,briankennedy,It is going to be a few minutes before we are ready to launch they need to reposition the ship. Sorry for the delay
09/07/2014,18:08:28,Jamie Austin,D2 is in the water.
09/07/2014,18:11:11,Jamie Austin,Seirios in the water.
09/07/2014,18:16:46,Jamie Austin,Descending to 50 m.
09/07/2014,18:17:33,Jamie Austin,Leaving 50 m for the seafloor
09/07/2014,18:20:19,carolruppel,']
09/07/2014,18:21:10,Tim Shank,Test
09/07/2014,18:21:16,Jamie Austin,Hi Carolyn.  Thanks for joining us.
09/07/2014,18:21:20,Tim Shank,Hi Everyone
09/07/2014,18:21:47,Tim Shank,Hi Carolyn, Are you in Woods Hole tomorrow morning?  Think we could chat in the morning?
09/07/2014,18:23:17,carolruppel,Live radio panel on methane emissions for WCAI/WGBH at 9 a.m. in village.  Will stop by after that?
09/07/2014,18:23:28,robertcarney,Internet 1 audio repeats rwice
09/07/2014,18:23:35,robertcarney,twice
09/07/2014,18:23:50,carolruppel,Jamie--I'll come in on telecon line in few minutes
09/07/2014,18:24:01,Tim Shank,That would be great
09/07/2014,18:28:43,Jamie Austin,Passing 330 m with D2.  Enroute to ~680 m.
09/07/2014,18:31:06,robertcarney,Internet 1 Audio many echo
09/07/2014,18:32:06,Jamie Austin,Passing 420 m.
09/07/2014,18:32:30,Jamie Austin,Thanks, Bob.  Checking.
09/07/2014,18:32:33,carolruppel,I'm not having trouble with echo on Internet 1
09/07/2014,18:32:39,Jamie Austin,Righto.
09/07/2014,18:33:35,robertcarney,audio here just cleared up...prob local internet issue
09/07/2014,18:34:33,Jamie Austin,OK Bob!
09/07/2014,18:34:40,Jamie Austin,Passing 500 m.
09/07/2014,18:38:19,Jamie Austin,Holding at 500 m while we get into position, then we will head to the seafloor.  A few minutes!
09/07/2014,18:40:33,Tim Shank,Great anticipation
09/07/2014,18:40:44,Jamie Austin,Roger that!
09/07/2014,18:43:55,Jamie Austin,Getting close.
09/07/2014,18:50:20,Jamie Austin,Descending again.  Passing 630 m.
09/07/2014,18:51:04,Tim Shank,Hi Andrea.  Good afternoon (almost) to you.
09/07/2014,18:52:11,Jamie Austin,Hi Andrea!
09/07/2014,18:59:40,Andrea Quattrini,HI all!
09/07/2014,18:59:59,Andrea Quattrini,Watching two live feeds now~:)
09/07/2014,19:01:05,Tim Shank,Right with you Andrea.  Need four eyes.
09/07/2014,19:05:36,Jamie Austin,Vehicles are now lined up for descent.
09/07/2014,19:05:41,Scott France,Tim & Andrea: 2 heads and 4 hands…
09/07/2014,19:05:55,Jamie Austin,Descending, passing 640 m.
09/07/2014,19:06:18,Tim Shank,….and Scott who is also multi-tasking- 3 heads and 6 hands...
09/07/2014,19:07:19,Scott France,I meant each of us needs 2 heads and 4 hands to monitor both!
09/07/2014,19:07:38,Andrea Quattrini,yes-great sunday funday!
09/07/2014,19:07:49,Tim Shank,True
09/07/2014,19:08:34,Jamie Austin,sedimented seafloor.
09/07/2014,19:08:42,Tim Shank,On bottom
09/07/2014,19:08:47,Tim Shank,CRA RED
09/07/2014,19:08:48,Scott France,I'm also baking muffins!
09/07/2014,19:08:51,Tim Shank,SIP
09/07/2014,19:11:01,Tim Shank,FSH
09/07/2014,19:11:01,Andrea Quattrini,FSH macrourid
09/07/2014,19:11:02,Tim Shank,FSH - at least 3 types
09/07/2014,19:11:13,Tim Shank,some very small, dark, and darting
09/07/2014,19:11:27,Andrea Quattrini,FELO
09/07/2014,19:13:00,Tim Shank,Euphausids et al. again today? 
09/07/2014,19:13:10,Tim Shank,Numbers increasing
09/07/2014,19:13:36,Andrea Quattrini,FELO cut throats
09/07/2014,19:13:36,Tim Shank,FSH Rose Belly Black Fish?
09/07/2014,19:14:08,Andrea Quattrini,FSH rattail
09/07/2014,19:14:41,robertcarney,>SED w/ rare exposures of small sed "chunks" or cobble
09/07/2014,19:14:56,Tim Shank,SIP
09/07/2014,19:15:25,Tim Shank,Not observing evidence for extensive burrowing...
09/07/2014,19:16:05,Jamie Austin,small sonar targets ahead.
09/07/2014,19:17:02,Tim Shank,reached hard bottom
09/07/2014,19:17:10,Tim Shank,first corals of the dive
09/07/2014,19:17:39,Jamie Austin,type of coral?
09/07/2014,19:17:58,Tim Shank,Looks like Acanthagorgia
09/07/2014,19:18:22,Jamie Austin,Acanthogorgia - two colonies.
09/07/2014,19:18:39,Tim Shank,red polychaete associate on COR- Acanthagorgia
09/07/2014,19:19:02,Andrea Quattrini,rattails and hakes
09/07/2014,19:20:19,Andrea Quattrini,tiny mysid?
09/07/2014,19:20:34,Andrea Quattrini,APH
09/07/2014,19:20:37,Tim Shank,amphipod or mysid associate on COR- Acanthagorgia - I think amphipod
09/07/2014,19:21:18,Scott France,Sorry - was away for a moment. I agree: CORO Acanthogorgia
09/07/2014,19:21:37,Tim Shank,More CORO Acanthogorgia on other rocks
09/07/2014,19:21:42,Tim Shank,ASR red
09/07/2014,19:22:21,Scott France,Will do Jamie.
09/07/2014,19:23:53,Andrea Quattrini,heavily encrusted,  burrowed ROC
09/07/2014,19:23:55,Tim Shank,Cobbles highly encrusted
09/07/2014,19:24:26,Scott France,White blobs are small carnivorous sponges.
09/07/2014,19:24:57,Tim Shank,Depth Jamie?
09/07/2014,19:24:58,Scott France,Sorry - I meant the white stick sponges.
09/07/2014,19:25:40,Andrea Quattrini,is this a hyperiid amphipod swarm or euphausiid swarm?
09/07/2014,19:26:29,Scott France,Yesterday in close-ups I saw many amphipods making up the swarm...
09/07/2014,19:26:37,Scott France,not sure if they were hyperiids.
09/07/2014,19:27:20,Tim Shank,FSH ID?
09/07/2014,19:27:20,Jamie Austin,D2 at 670 m.
09/07/2014,19:27:29,Tim Shank,Thank you
09/07/2014,19:28:16,Andrea Quattrini,FSH beardfish i think…passed quickly- Steve did you see it?
09/07/2014,19:29:10,Andrea Quattrini,FSH longfin hake
09/07/2014,19:29:14,Jamie Austin,hake.
09/07/2014,19:29:17,steveross,yea, bad view, looked more like beardfish than roughy
09/07/2014,19:29:18,Tim Shank,CRA RED
09/07/2014,19:29:42,Tim Shank,OPH arms below encrustation...
09/07/2014,19:29:44,Andrea Quattrini,ASR
09/07/2014,19:30:19,Andrea Quattrini,FSH mesopelagics
09/07/2014,19:30:33,robertcarney,>OPH  2 types many small white legs and single red banded legs with lat spines
09/07/2014,19:30:50,Tim Shank,Yes, saw that too Bob.  
09/07/2014,19:31:09,Tim Shank,The latter may be ophiocantha (like)
09/07/2014,19:31:45,Jamie Austin,rattail
09/07/2014,19:31:56,Andrea Quattrini,FSH roughy
09/07/2014,19:32:03,Andrea Quattrini,Same genus-
09/07/2014,19:32:11,Andrea Quattrini,Hoplostethus
09/07/2014,19:32:18,Andrea Quattrini,not Beryx
09/07/2014,19:32:22,steveross,Hoplostethus mediterraneus (not Beryx)
09/07/2014,19:33:17,Jamie Austin,more debris - some outcrop as well.
09/07/2014,19:34:10,Andrea Quattrini,FSH eelpout
09/07/2014,19:35:14,Andrea Quattrini,FSH hake
09/07/2014,19:35:51,Jamie Austin,sponges encrusting a cobble
09/07/2014,19:36:22,Tim Shank,Maybe a small SQA galatheid in there
09/07/2014,19:36:50,Scott France,ACN on outcrop (recording since I didn't see it in log)
09/07/2014,19:37:02,Scott France,SQA
09/07/2014,19:37:03,robertcarney,>SED lighter ejecta
09/07/2014,19:38:09,Tim Shank,ASR
09/07/2014,19:38:33,Jamie Austin,scattered outcrops - thinly layered, likely fine-grained.
09/07/2014,19:40:35,Tim Shank,more CRA RED under sheltered ledges
09/07/2014,19:41:26,Tim Shank,evidence of debris flows here
09/07/2014,19:41:46,Jamie Austin,scattered debris of various sizes.
09/07/2014,19:42:36,Tim Shank,transiting upslope
09/07/2014,19:42:39,Tim Shank,SHI
09/07/2014,19:42:51,Tim Shank,CORO - Acanthagorgia
09/07/2014,19:43:03,Tim Shank,SHI- large- zoom
09/07/2014,19:43:16,Tim Shank,long white and red rostrum on SHI
09/07/2014,19:44:01,Tim Shank,taking snap zooms in transit upslope...
09/07/2014,19:44:13,Scott France,Small port in the storm for this Acanthogorgia
09/07/2014,19:44:46,Scott France,Agree with Sandra - brittle stars also on Paramuricea (yellow fans)
09/07/2014,19:45:02,Scott France,Did I see caprellid amphipods?
09/07/2014,19:45:08,Jamie Austin,Another Acanthagorgia.
09/07/2014,19:45:20,Tim Shank,Yes, caprellid APH on CORO Acanthagorgia
09/07/2014,19:45:28,Scott France,Note: AcanthOgorgia
09/07/2014,19:45:43,Tim Shank,Thanks.  Can't type and look at monitor at the same time
09/07/2014,19:45:53,Tim Shank,Seen these on AcnthOgorgia before
09/07/2014,19:46:02,Tim Shank,on bare skeleton
09/07/2014,19:46:35,Scott France,Repeat the question...
09/07/2014,19:46:49,Tim Shank,Seen these on AcAnthOgorgia before - 
09/07/2014,19:46:55,Tim Shank,still can't spell
09/07/2014,19:48:01,Tim Shank,ASR on "rock"
09/07/2014,19:48:32,Tim Shank,We have observed shrimp on Acanthogorgia before - northern canyons....
09/07/2014,19:48:47,Scott France,No, not eggs.
09/07/2014,19:48:52,robertcarney,dorsal tubefeet
09/07/2014,19:49:10,Tim Shank,Zoom on ASR - 
09/07/2014,19:49:18,Scott France,Those are thin parts of tissue extending through "skeleton" that allow some gas excahnge.
09/07/2014,19:49:35,Tim Shank,636m
09/07/2014,19:51:36,Tim Shank,Larger outcrop in the distance
09/07/2014,19:51:36,carolruppel,which (compass) direction is the ROV facing right now with camera?
09/07/2014,19:51:45,Tim Shank,SQD
09/07/2014,19:52:02,Tim Shank,several…feeding behavior
09/07/2014,19:53:12,Jamie Austin,more extensive outcrop.  Thinly layered.
09/07/2014,19:57:14,Tim Shank,CORO Acanthogorgia with HYD
09/07/2014,20:00:33,Scott France,ACN flytrap
09/07/2014,20:01:20,Tim Shank,SQD school
09/07/2014,20:01:53,kaseycantwell,these squid seem larger than the ones yesterday
09/07/2014,20:03:03,Andrea Quattrini,how long is the dive today? i have to run, but hopefully I can catch more of it later! enjoy~
09/07/2014,20:03:20,Tim Shank,til 9pm East Coast time
09/07/2014,20:03:27,Tim Shank,FSH monk
09/07/2014,20:03:31,Tim Shank,close up
09/07/2014,20:03:37,Scott France,CORO Acanthogoria several
09/07/2014,20:03:55,Tim Shank,SQA close up
09/07/2014,20:03:56,Scott France,SQA
09/07/2014,20:04:45,Tim Shank,OPH arms through encrusted rock
09/07/2014,20:05:48,Scott France,Fantastic imaging!
09/07/2014,20:06:28,Tim Shank,great lighting
09/07/2014,20:06:39,Tim Shank,ACN venus
09/07/2014,20:08:38,Tim Shank,Are those Stylasterids along the wall?
09/07/2014,20:08:52,Tim Shank,SPO white
09/07/2014,20:09:19,robertcarney,> white finger-like projections?
09/07/2014,20:09:20,Tim Shank,No, not stylasterids
09/07/2014,20:09:31,Tim Shank,BRY
09/07/2014,20:09:44,Scott France,I think those are branching sponges… Look how soft they are.
09/07/2014,20:10:40,Tim Shank,moving upslope
09/07/2014,20:10:51,Tim Shank,CRA RED here
09/07/2014,20:10:54,Jamie Austin,talus piles - very mobile slope.
09/07/2014,20:11:01,Tim Shank,CORO Acanthogorgia
09/07/2014,20:11:45,Tim Shank,Fantastic Feature* showing distribution of attached fauna
09/07/2014,20:12:26,Tim Shank,ACN venus
09/07/2014,20:14:02,robertcarney,>PYC
09/07/2014,20:14:05,Tim Shank,PYC on edge
09/07/2014,20:14:21,robertcarney,>OPH legs ubiquitous
09/07/2014,20:14:30,Tim Shank,Yes
09/07/2014,20:16:11,Tim Shank,FSH Synaphobranchid
09/07/2014,20:16:21,Tim Shank,SQA and CRA RED
09/07/2014,20:17:01,Tim Shank,605m
09/07/2014,20:17:40,Tim Shank,CRA RED mating pair
09/07/2014,20:18:22,Tim Shank,ASR dorsal feet
09/07/2014,20:18:25,Tim Shank,OPH on dorsal surface
09/07/2014,20:18:41,robertcarney,>CRI on >AST
09/07/2014,20:19:07,Jamie Austin,looks like turbidite outcrops exposed on land
09/07/2014,20:21:17,Scott France,Paragorgia white morph?
09/07/2014,20:21:22,Tim Shank,yes
09/07/2014,20:21:24,Scott France,No - Anthothela
09/07/2014,20:21:32,Tim Shank,Zoom 
09/07/2014,20:21:34,Scott France,CORO Anthothela
09/07/2014,20:21:39,Tim Shank,Associates?
09/07/2014,20:24:53,Scott France,CORO Anthothela
09/07/2014,20:24:57,Scott France,ACN flytrap
09/07/2014,20:26:37,Tim Shank,many SQA
09/07/2014,20:26:39,robertcarney,>ROC large horz pits more common
09/07/2014,20:27:03,Tim Shank,>FSH Rose belly
09/07/2014,20:28:28,Scott France,What are the wispy arms ahead?
09/07/2014,20:28:37,Scott France,Paragorgia bubble gum coral
09/07/2014,20:28:44,Scott France,with associates
09/07/2014,20:28:44,Tim Shank,CORO Paragorgia
09/07/2014,20:29:07,Tim Shank,large pink
09/07/2014,20:29:10,Scott France,At least 3 colonies of CORO Paragorgia
09/07/2014,20:29:32,Tim Shank,Depth here?
09/07/2014,20:29:48,Tim Shank,White coral below?
09/07/2014,20:30:12,Scott France,white coral = Anthothela
09/07/2014,20:30:24,Scott France,White sponges above Paragorgia
09/07/2014,20:30:27,Tim Shank,Would like a zoom 
09/07/2014,20:30:54,Scott France,Kudos on the lighting - beautiful images
09/07/2014,20:31:01,Tim Shank,Fantastic
09/07/2014,20:31:07,Tim Shank,FSH Hake
09/07/2014,20:31:14,Tim Shank,FELO
09/07/2014,20:33:13,Tim Shank,Paragorgia knocked over?
09/07/2014,20:33:36,Tim Shank,CRA RED on CORO Paragorgia
09/07/2014,20:35:44,Tim Shank,ACN pink
09/07/2014,20:40:36,Tim Shank,SIP
09/07/2014,20:42:36,Tim Shank,CORO Anthothela
09/07/2014,ACN flytrap
09/07/2014,20:42:43,Tim Shank,SQA
09/07/2014,20:46:55,Scott France,CORO Paragorgia pink morph
09/07/2014,20:47:00,Tim Shank,CORO Paragorgia pink
09/07/2014,CORO Anthothela
09/07/2014,ACN flytrap
09/07/2014,20:47:03,Scott France,CORO Anthothela
09/07/2014,20:47:04,Tim Shank,SPO white
09/07/2014,20:47:10,Tim Shank,on the wall here
09/07/2014,20:47:16,Scott France,CORO Acanthogorgia
09/07/2014,20:48:30,Scott France,Red, white and pink Paragorgia
09/07/2014,20:50:13,Tim Shank,Nice view of polyps on Paragorgia
09/07/2014,20:50:30,Scott France,Could see a scar on the branch - brown spot where tissue was absent.
09/07/2014,20:51:40,Scott France,I've seen pycnogonid sea spiders on Paragorgia. They are predators of cnidarian polyps so could have been feeding on Paragorgia.
09/07/2014,20:51:46,Tim Shank,>PAG
09/07/2014,20:53:20,Tim Shank,Off bottom
09/07/2014,20:53:21,Tim Shank,SIP
09/07/2014,20:54:01,Tim Shank,Thought I saw a disturbed area on that Paragorgia that was "greenish" with tissue absent.
09/07/2014,20:57:40,Tim Shank,ASR red
09/07/2014,20:57:45,Tim Shank,back on bottom
09/07/2014,20:59:01,Tim Shank,FSH Monk
09/07/2014,21:02:16,Tim Shank,SQD many
09/07/2014,21:08:42,robertcarney,>OPH numerous extended white legs
09/07/2014,21:09:29,Tim Shank,been noting how there has been very little colonization of the red crab carapaces.  
09/07/2014,21:11:45,robertcarney,Jesse...might mention INDEEP...1st network of deep scientist inspired by COML
09/07/2014,21:12:35,robertcarney,Thanks from Maria at all !
09/07/2014,21:14:00,robertcarney,>FSH bat
09/07/2014,21:14:05,briankennedy,Batfish
09/07/2014,21:19:00,Tim Shank,ASR red pink
09/07/2014,21:20:13,Scott France,CORO Anthothela and Acanthogorgia
09/07/2014,21:23:47,Tim Shank,CORO Anthothela and Paragorgia - pink and white
09/07/2014,21:23:52,Tim Shank,ACN venus
09/07/2014,21:24:15,Scott France,Is that an egg case?
09/07/2014,21:24:23,Tim Shank,Shark egg case on CORO Paragorgia
09/07/2014,21:25:29,Scott France,A scan of the colony to see if there are brittle stars in there
09/07/2014,21:25:41,Scott France,In answer to question from pilot...
09/07/2014,21:31:03,robertcarney,>OPH many exposed wht legs
09/07/2014,21:32:03,kaseycantwell,Depth?
09/07/2014,21:32:20,Tim Shank,561m
09/07/2014,21:32:23,kaseycantwell,Thanks!
09/07/2014,21:32:23,Jamie Austin,D2 is at 561 m.
09/07/2014,21:32:33,steveross,Fish at upper right is Phycis chesteri
09/07/2014,21:35:01,Scott France,SQA
09/07/2014,21:38:30,robertcarney,Squid Driven Turbidity Currents!!! 
09/07/2014,21:40:07,robertcarney,So much for the slope-stability people....squid desabliztion is it :-D
09/07/2014,21:40:29,Tim Shank,That really was an amazing exhibition.
09/07/2014,21:40:51,Tim Shank,more outcrops with SPO, CRA RED
09/07/2014,21:41:26,Tim Shank,Conditions not favorable for holothurians it seems....
09/07/2014,21:41:54,Tim Shank,ACN "pink" anemone
09/07/2014,21:42:22,Scott France,Is there a worm on the oral disc?
09/07/2014,21:42:33,Tim Shank,SOmething in there
09/07/2014,21:43:29,Tim Shank,OPH arms coming up through SED
09/07/2014,21:43:54,Scott France,Shrimp!
09/07/2014,21:43:59,Scott France,??
09/07/2014,21:44:05,Scott France,No - POL
09/07/2014,21:44:11,Scott France,Scale worm
09/07/2014,21:44:25,Scott France,Polychaete - can see the parapodia and dorsal scales
09/07/2014,21:44:38,Scott France,Polynoid polycheate
09/07/2014,21:44:54,Scott France,Definitely a polynoid polychaete
09/07/2014,21:45:02,Tim Shank,Great image
09/07/2014,21:48:00,robertcarney,>FSH eelpout?  banded
09/07/2014,21:48:16,Scott France,Echo Tim - thta was real nice work on the close-up of the worm amid the anemone tentacles.
09/07/2014,21:49:49,robertcarney,? for Tim  do you get Sargassum on surface this distance from coast...no plant material on bottom
09/07/2014,21:51:19,robertcarney,>SED mud shelves show no to minimal bio texture...erased?
09/07/2014,21:51:21,Scott France,I think Tim had to leave for an hour or so. Perhaps Martha can answer if she is on.
09/07/2014,21:51:24,marthanizinski,Hi Bob - Tim stepped out but I can answer. We saw Sargassum on the surface 70-80 mi offshore.
09/07/2014,21:51:38,Scott France,Wow! That was fast Martha! ;-)
09/07/2014,21:51:50,robertcarney,Thanks...apparently not on bottom?
09/07/2014,21:52:11,marthanizinski,Have not seen any on the bottom.
09/07/2014,21:54:26,Jamie Austin,more sedimented slope - scattered outcrops
09/07/2014,21:54:49,robertcarney,>SED  rock slide marks 
09/07/2014,21:58:41,Jamie Austin,mostly sedimented slope - ample evidence for downslope movements
09/07/2014,22:00:10,Jamie Austin,acanthagorgia
09/07/2014,22:00:29,Scott France,AcanthOgorgia CORO
09/07/2014,22:01:20,Scott France,Ha!
09/07/2014,22:01:43,Scott France,Not a sea pen
09/07/2014,22:01:56,Scott France,Mysid shrimp in foreground
09/07/2014,22:02:21,marthanizinski,hydroid?
09/07/2014,22:02:29,Scott France,It is a hydroid colony
09/07/2014,22:03:08,Scott France,Hydroid. This is the benthic cousin of the colony siphonophores!
09/07/2014,22:04:06,Scott France,Later I will try to get on conference call to shorten the time gap. Sorry I'm not on now.
09/07/2014,22:04:34,Scott France,Thanks for the understanding.
09/07/2014,22:05:35,Scott France,FSH
09/07/2014,22:05:42,steveross,That appears to be a very small Chaunax (gulper)
09/07/2014,22:07:18,steveross,Its black inside
09/07/2014,22:08:07,steveross,No, not the Chaunax - I was referring to the Black Belly Rosefish (they are black internally)
09/07/2014,22:09:35,Jamie Austin,sedimented slope
09/07/2014,22:11:34,Scott France,SQD
09/07/2014,22:14:36,Scott France,Repeat the question please.
09/07/2014,22:15:02,Scott France,Sure - very appropriate.
09/07/2014,22:15:14,Scott France,Squids have a complete digestive tract
09/07/2014,22:15:39,Scott France,Todd is learning by osmosis...
09/07/2014,22:17:23,Scott France,Looking forward to it! Todd and I had a great experience in 2005.
09/07/2014,22:18:04,Scott France,Should you want more detail… One interesting point about the squid gut is that the anus opens just behind and below the head, and not as one might expect at the "posterior" end.
09/07/2014,22:18:48,Scott France,ACN flytrap
09/07/2014,22:21:30,Scott France,CORO Acanthogorgia
09/07/2014,22:21:46,Jamie Austin,Acanthogorgia! 
09/07/2014,22:21:52,Scott France,Something fainter behind right
09/07/2014,22:22:17,Scott France,Great imaging. You guys are pros!
09/07/2014,22:22:21,Scott France,No worries.
09/07/2014,22:22:36,Scott France,It was likely another of the feather-like yellow hydroid colonies
09/07/2014,22:23:13,Scott France,"fainter" was a very poor choice of words.
09/07/2014,22:23:34,Scott France,should have said thin branched or finely branched
09/07/2014,22:25:54,Jamie Austin,scattered outcrops
09/07/2014,22:26:16,Jamie Austin,still a primarily sedimented slope
09/07/2014,22:27:24,Scott France,SQD
09/07/2014,22:30:03,Scott France,CRA red
09/07/2014,22:30:48,Scott France,No biofouling on crab.
09/07/2014,22:31:42,Scott France,I don't know the answer, Jamie. Need Brad.
09/07/2014,22:32:10,Scott France,Also speaks to how recently they have moulted.
09/07/2014,22:33:12,Jamie Austin,hake
09/07/2014,22:34:40,Scott France,ACN flytrap
09/07/2014,22:34:46,Scott France,CRA red
09/07/2014,22:34:52,Scott France,FSH
09/07/2014,22:36:53,Jamie Austin,soft sediment deformation of presumed turbidites - 551 m water depth
09/07/2014,22:37:32,marthanizinski,Looked up info on the red crab. may live for up to 15 yrs or more, slow growing, information on life span lacking.
09/07/2014,22:38:00,Scott France,ASR
09/07/2014,22:38:11,Scott France,aka Bat star
09/07/2014,22:39:37,robertcarney,>CRBRED legs push into sed to 1st joint..very fluffy
09/07/2014,22:40:06,Scott France,ACN
09/07/2014,22:40:07,Scott France,SPO
09/07/2014,22:40:17,Scott France,Nice outgroup with lots of life
09/07/2014,22:40:37,robertcarney,Re many ophs...late Bruce Heezen called the deep "the Kingdom of the Echinoderm"
09/07/2014,22:40:55,Jamie Austin,more outcrop
09/07/2014,22:41:51,marthanizinski,Is that who Heezen Canyon is named for?
09/07/2014,22:42:33,robertcarney,identifying ophs is very specimen dependent
09/07/2014,22:42:41,robertcarney,musty sample
09/07/2014,22:43:14,Scott France,Martha: that has always been my assumption, re: Heezen
09/07/2014,22:43:45,robertcarney,Face of the Deep... Heezen and Hollister compillation of Lamont deep photos
09/07/2014,22:43:50,Scott France,SQA
09/07/2014,22:47:12,Scott France,I spent many hours marveling over the complexity of the sea floor in the Heezen and Tharp topo amps. Loved them.
09/07/2014,22:48:13,Scott France,CORO Paragorgia arborea - many colonies arising from wall
09/07/2014,22:48:31,Scott France,You can see the wide holdfast attaching to the wall
09/07/2014,22:48:46,Scott France,The holdfasts will bind up the underlying mudstone.
09/07/2014,22:48:55,Scott France,Egg case on colony to right?
09/07/2014,22:49:18,Scott France,ACN flytraps - might be a couple on Paragorgia on left.
09/07/2014,22:49:37,Scott France,I've seen plenty of corals today - good stuff!
09/07/2014,22:49:45,Scott France,Sandra just wants to see Lophelia! ;-)
09/07/2014,22:50:04,Scott France,Would be good to get close-ups to see if there are associates among branches
09/07/2014,22:52:03,Scott France,Great view of holdfast!
09/07/2014,22:52:30,Scott France,You can see the holdfast is living - new colony stems are arising from it.
09/07/2014,22:52:41,Scott France,below the main stem
09/07/2014,22:52:52,Scott France,Yes - holdfast definitiely continues to grow.
09/07/2014,22:52:59,Scott France,If the colony is growing
09/07/2014,22:53:34,Scott France,I agree with Martha and Sandra - I haven't seen holdfasts like this in more rocky bottom, but is common in Baltimore Canyon for example
09/07/2014,22:56:40,Scott France,I think the brown thing was an egg acse (shark?)
09/07/2014,22:56:55,Scott France,Some brown hydroids at the tip
09/07/2014,22:56:59,marthanizinski,agreed
09/07/2014,22:57:00,Scott France,Another egg case
09/07/2014,22:59:30,Scott France,ACN on Paragorgia
09/07/2014,22:59:50,Scott France,As noted earlier, there are ACN flytraps on Paragorgia
09/07/2014,23:00:06,Scott France,These colonies are surely more than 100 years old
09/07/2014,23:00:14,Scott France,Probably couple hundred
09/07/2014,23:00:28,Scott France,Just based on size and expected growth rate
09/07/2014,23:08:06,Scott France,CORO Paragorgia
09/07/2014,23:10:33,Scott France,CORO Anthothela
09/07/2014,23:10:48,Scott France,SPO many on wall face
09/07/2014,23:11:45,Tim Shank,Hey were there shrimp or amphipods on that large Paragorgia? 
09/07/2014,23:11:45,Scott France,Tentacles are retracted on most polyps
09/07/2014,23:12:23,marthanizinski,Didn't see any Tim.
09/07/2014,23:12:44,Scott France,No octocorals have 8 exactly - no more
09/07/2014,23:13:30,Scott France,You can see colony above the polyps have tentacles extended
09/07/2014,23:14:11,Scott France,The upper colony looked "fuzzier" because of the extended tentacles while the lower one looked smooth because tentacles were retracted.
09/07/2014,23:14:37,Tim Shank,that was well documented
09/07/2014,23:15:35,Tim Shank,I had to step out- now back- 
09/07/2014,23:16:07,Tim Shank,I was watching best I could  but want to make sure- Did you see any bivalves along the wall?
09/07/2014,23:16:45,Tim Shank,ACN venus
09/07/2014,23:16:48,marthanizinski,Didn't see any bivalves.
09/07/2014,23:17:08,Tim Shank,Thank you.  I thought I saw one about 10 min ago…so wanted to ask
09/07/2014,23:17:40,Scott France,Really good question - I have no idea.
09/07/2014,23:17:57,Scott France,Agree with Sandra - hard to know unless you monitor one throughout its life
09/07/2014,23:18:24,Scott France,Perhaps with future deployment of deep-sea observatories in various locations…
09/07/2014,23:19:49,Scott France,CRI
09/07/2014,23:24:07,Scott France,ASR gorgeous
09/07/2014,23:24:37,Scott France,Just a pattern
09/07/2014,23:25:06,Tim Shank,Do we believe that the white projections coming out of the sed on the wall are oph arms?
09/07/2014,23:25:21,Tim Shank,Appears so to me.   
09/07/2014,23:25:24,Scott France,I'm not sure these puff up when eating…
09/07/2014,23:25:50,Scott France,But they do have the mouth pointed downward and a complete gut (anus on the surface you are looking at)
09/07/2014,23:26:03,Tim Shank,Can see the OPH arms there- means tremendous number of individuals below the SED surface
09/07/2014,23:26:04,Scott France,ZOA overgrowing Anthothela
09/07/2014,23:32:15,Tim Shank,ASR zoom in
09/07/2014,23:32:24,Tim Shank,ASR "yellow"
09/07/2014,23:32:57,Tim Shank,OPH arms obvious next to ASR
09/07/2014,23:33:08,Scott France,Wow! We almost stumped Chris Mah!
09/07/2014,23:38:37,Tim Shank,At/near WP4  with wall with more COR
09/07/2014,23:39:12,Tim Shank,CORO Paragorgia
09/07/2014,CORO Anthothela
09/07/2014,23:39:15,Tim Shank,ACN venus
09/07/2014,23:39:55,Tim Shank,FELO
09/07/2014,23:40:29,Tim Shank,SIP
09/07/2014,23:40:46,Scott France,ZOA under sponge
09/07/2014,23:41:01,Tim Shank,CORO Paragorgia white small
09/07/2014,23:41:14,Tim Shank,CRI
09/07/2014,23:41:23,Scott France,Are the bluish "paint splotches" sponges?
09/07/2014,23:41:31,Tim Shank,Ovoid objects on wall
09/07/2014,23:41:36,Scott France,CRI
09/07/2014,23:41:36,Tim Shank,don't know
09/07/2014,23:41:49,Tim Shank,HYD
09/07/2014,23:41:59,Scott France,You can count the 8 tentacles on the pink Paragorgia
09/07/2014,23:42:10,marthanizinski,I think those paint splotches are sponges.
09/07/2014,23:42:43,Tim Shank,I agree.  Encrusting sponges
09/07/2014,23:42:45,Scott France,Cup corals!
09/07/2014,23:42:55,Scott France,Desmophyllum
09/07/2014,23:43:03,Tim Shank,Desmo
09/07/2014,23:43:21,Scott France,Looks like some brachipods perhaps...
09/07/2014,23:43:26,Scott France,Or Ascesta?
09/07/2014,23:43:33,Scott France,Nice solitary hydroids
09/07/2014,23:43:38,Tim Shank,HYD  solitary together?
09/07/2014,23:43:50,Tim Shank,GAS small 
09/07/2014,23:43:53,Scott France,These are "giant" hydroid polyps
09/07/2014,23:44:21,Scott France,The pink mass inside the rings of tentacles are gonadal tissue.
09/07/2014,23:45:03,Tim Shank,those were nice hydroids
09/07/2014,23:47:27,Scott France,Hydroid: Branchiocerianthus or Corymorpha like
09/07/2014,23:48:13,Tim Shank,Would need to see more down and in the center of those guys to determine which, right?
09/07/2014,23:49:11,Scott France,Not sure how they are distinguished - just giving ballpark possibilities in case anyone wanted to search
09/07/2014,23:49:24,Tim Shank,Roger that
09/07/2014,23:50:17,Tim Shank,Lots of SQD moving by here
09/07/2014,23:50:56,Scott France,Sounds good Jamie - try to hit the hard bottom with time left
09/07/2014,23:52:07,Tim Shank,I agree
09/07/2014,23:52:24,Tim Shank,Looking for shrimp around this large ACN "pink" anemone
09/07/2014,23:53:21,Tim Shank,10-12cm diameter perhaps on that ACN
09/07/2014,23:53:47,Scott France,Good eye Dave.
09/07/2014,23:54:06,Tim Shank,onward and upward
09/07/2014,23:55:07,Scott France,Looks like another polynoid scale worm
09/07/2014,23:55:47,Scott France,Looks like a job for Tim's associates analysis team!
09/07/2014,23:56:01,Scott France,FSH
09/07/2014,23:56:51,Tim Shank,Yep.  Saw this association before, including last summer in a northern canyon -need to check morph.
09/07/2014,23:57:08,Tim Shank,517m