09/28/2014,10:31:01,briankennedy,The currents are strong as expected so we are still assessing the DPs ability to hold station
09/28/2014,11:23:59,briankennedy,  Good Morning All  We are a tentative go for today’s launch on Gosnold. As expected the currents in the area are fairly strong but the ship is holding station. If the wind or current picks up we will have to reevaluate but for now we are proceeding with deployment around 0830.   
09/28/2014,12:26:31,Scott France,Going through pre-dive check...
09/28/2014,12:32:50,Tim Shank,Gooood morning Scott
09/28/2014,12:32:55,Tim Shank,Good morning all
09/28/2014,12:36:27,Scott France,Good morning Tim, Amy, Brad, Kasey, Mike! Here we go!
09/28/2014,12:37:53,Scott France,D@ in water
09/28/2014,12:37:59,Scott France,D2
09/28/2014,12:39:18,michaelford,Hello! Good Morning.
09/28/2014,12:41:16,Scott France,Seirios in water
09/28/2014,12:44:23,Scott France,D2 holding at 50m for pre-dive check
09/28/2014,12:45:44,okexnav,DEPTH :: 50.3 m,TEMP :: 27.54663 C
09/28/2014,12:46:53,Scott France,D2 beginning descent to 2100 m
09/28/2014,12:46:54,Scott France,test
09/28/2014,12:49:57,jasonchaytor,Morning all
09/28/2014,12:50:45,okexnav,DEPTH :: 161.6 m,TEMP :: 23.25470 C
09/28/2014,12:54:25,Scott France,Good morning Jason.
09/28/2014,12:55:08,Scott France,I noted the conference line is set up just before getting booted from the eventlog but I see it didn't register.
09/28/2014,12:55:29,susanschnur,Good morning - forgot to log into the chat room!
09/28/2014,12:55:58,Scott France,She is so excited about Gosnold!
09/28/2014,12:56:43,Amy Baco-Taylor,Good Mornins everyone
09/28/2014,13:00:59,michaelford,SAL
09/28/2014,13:03:46,michaelford,jelly
09/28/2014,13:05:25,Scott France,JFH hydromedusae
09/28/2014,13:07:44,okexnav,DEPTH :: 675.3 m,TEMP :: 13.97904 C
09/28/2014,13:11:27,michaelford,SAL
09/28/2014,13:11:56,michaelford,JFH hydromedusa
09/28/2014,13:12:43,okexnav,DEPTH :: 810.9 m,TEMP :: 10.52059 C
09/28/2014,13:13:26,michaelford,JFH red hydro
09/28/2014,13:14:14,michaelford,JFH hydro
09/28/2014,13:15:37,susanschnur,Today we are heading to a depth of 2100.
09/28/2014,13:15:57,susanschnur,It should take about 1.25 hours (about 75 minutes)
09/28/2014,13:17:44,okexnav,DEPTH :: 937.1 m,TEMP ::  7.53470 C
09/28/2014,13:21:46,Scott France,We don't have the ability to dial *1 on conference line to keep it open, so would one of you on shore please do so...
09/28/2014,13:21:53,Tim Shank,WHOI is using an RTS unit.  Shall we call in?
09/28/2014,13:22:08,Scott France,If no one else is able…
09/28/2014,13:22:09,susanschnur,Thanks to all of you for giving up your Sunday to dive with us!
09/28/2014,13:22:26,Tim Shank,wait one..
09/28/2014,13:22:26,Scott France,It's Sunday?
09/28/2014,13:22:45,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1072.9 m,TEMP ::  5.73545 C
09/28/2014,13:22:57,Scott France,Are you ready for some… seamount!?
09/28/2014,13:22:58,susanschnur,It could also be either Tuesday or Friday.
09/28/2014,13:23:22,Tim Shank,ok  we are on the call....
09/28/2014,13:23:27,Scott France,Great thanks for the conference line help.
09/28/2014,13:24:00,Tim Shank,GOSNOLD!!!!  Let's do this.  :-)
09/28/2014,13:24:27,Scott France,Gosnold is my favorite team… today.
09/28/2014,13:24:59,Scott France,We had a tail-gate party on the fantail.
09/28/2014,13:25:09,Scott France,;-)
09/28/2014,13:26:28,Tim Shank,Favored to win….
09/28/2014,13:27:31,Scott France,I anticipate a "touch-down" in about 20 minutes or so.
09/28/2014,13:27:46,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1216.2 m,TEMP ::  4.97872 C
09/28/2014,13:27:50,Scott France,Ball is in your court…
09/28/2014,13:28:21,susanschnur,Let's have some guesses as to what substrate we'll see first. Hard bottom or sediment field?
09/28/2014,13:28:46,susanschnur,We're shallower, there could be seds coming down off the top of the seamount.
09/28/2014,13:29:01,susanschnur,But we're also on a sharp ridge (a major rift arm).
09/28/2014,13:29:05,jasonchaytor,Mixed sed and rock
09/28/2014,13:29:14,susanschnur,Pillow lavas
09/28/2014,13:29:34,Scott France,Corals!
09/28/2014,13:29:43,Scott France,Corals as habitat!
09/28/2014,13:29:57,Scott France,Corals as substrata for other corals (cups)!
09/28/2014,13:30:21,michaelford,SQD or CTE red
09/28/2014,13:31:45,kaseycantwell,Scott- can you check the replay ?
09/28/2014,13:32:40,Scott France,Nice one Kasey! She scores!
09/28/2014,13:32:47,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1369.1 m,TEMP ::  4.52901 C
09/28/2014,13:32:48,Tim Shank,hard bottom with light sediment….candidella please
09/28/2014,13:32:54,Scott France,Seriously though - I'll check.
09/28/2014,13:33:17,michaelford,JFH
09/28/2014,13:33:24,michaelford,JFH
09/28/2014,13:34:03,Scott France,Video is looking at white balance data just now...
09/28/2014,13:34:16,Scott France,so no replay yet available
09/28/2014,13:34:19,kaseycantwell,ok nevermind
09/28/2014,13:34:22,kaseycantwell,thanks anyways 
09/28/2014,13:34:36,Scott France,No, we can look, I mean not just right this second.
09/28/2014,13:34:46,Scott France,The video IS available for the replay.
09/28/2014,13:36:49,Tim Shank,WHOI video ROV08_2 started
09/28/2014,13:36:54,michaelford,FSH
09/28/2014,13:37:48,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1529.5 m,TEMP ::  4.36127 C
09/28/2014,13:40:26,michaelford,JFH
09/28/2014,13:40:43,Scott France,Kasey & Mike: we checked the replay between 1329-1332 (UTC) and saw a small red CTE, a small white JFH hydromedusae, and a small FSH. So, no squid.
09/28/2014,13:41:08,michaelford,nice CTE then
09/28/2014,13:41:24,kaseycantwell,awesome - thanks for checking! the red CTE is what we were looking for
09/28/2014,13:42:06,Scott France,Actually, we also just saw at 1329 a red shrimp that was flipping its abdomen and passed just in front of arm - had long trainling tentyacles. I'll bet that is what you saw.
09/28/2014,13:42:16,Scott France,But there was also a CTE! ;-)
09/28/2014,13:42:35,susanschnur,Maybe I missed this, but we have not seen the same jungle of salps here as we saw yesterday on Atlantis II at about 500 m.
09/28/2014,13:42:49,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1659.7 m,TEMP ::  4.13671 C
09/28/2014,13:43:03,Scott France,So the vehicles are streaming VERY far behind the ship; farther than typical and a function of the strong current here (>1.5 kts).
09/28/2014,13:43:32,michaelford,lack of SAL is interesting
09/28/2014,13:43:52,Scott France,So when we reach 1800 m we will stop the descent and hang in the water column for a bit to see if the vehicles will settle out closer to the ship or will remain streamed out...
09/28/2014,13:44:14,Scott France,This will be a good opportunity for some water column observations…
09/28/2014,13:44:29,michaelford,Great!  
09/28/2014,13:45:06,Scott France,But since we will lose some time hanging out, and our position will be off from our initial starting position, we will then drop straight down to bottom rather than try to land at the waypoint, which would take some effort and time.
09/28/2014,13:45:29,Scott France,This means we will be landing deeper than we anticipated. More details when I have them.
09/28/2014,13:46:01,kaseycantwell,thanks Scott
09/28/2014,13:46:39,Scott France,Mike - agreed. We saw many salps (salp zone) yesterday around 500 m depth...
09/28/2014,13:47:35,michaelford,I saw - great salp day yesterday
09/28/2014,13:47:50,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1704.7 m,TEMP ::  4.13188 C
09/28/2014,13:48:49,Scott France,D2 is currently sitting over ≈2250 m isobath.
09/28/2014,13:49:06,Scott France,Target depth for landing was 2100 m.
09/28/2014,13:50:19,Scott France,SIP
09/28/2014,13:50:20,michaelford,SIP
09/28/2014,13:51:17,michaelford,JFH our old friend C. welshi
09/28/2014,13:51:27,Scott France,Mike & Kasey - can you help alert me to particularly good midwater stuff that needs to be clipped. We are doing various other activities back here and so aren't keeping a close enough eye all the time on the screen.
09/28/2014,13:51:35,michaelford,JFH
09/28/2014,13:51:50,Scott France,Video is backlogged so won't take as many clips unless requested.
09/28/2014,13:52:13,michaelford,understood
09/28/2014,13:52:51,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1757.3 m,TEMP ::  4.10208 C
09/28/2014,13:53:37,michaelford,SAL
09/28/2014,13:53:42,michaelford,FSH
09/28/2014,13:53:51,michaelford,SHI
09/28/2014,13:54:00,michaelford,SAL
09/28/2014,13:55:10,michaelford,FSH
09/28/2014,13:55:44,Scott France,So we have completed the test (sorry Mike!). With ship stopped and winch stopped, the vehicles dropped another 40 m in the water column, so crew has a better undertsanding of the tension in the winch wire and the response once we are stopped. Descent to bottom has resumed.
09/28/2014,13:57:52,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1919.3 m,TEMP ::  4.05507 C
09/28/2014,13:58:35,michaelford,SHI
09/28/2014,13:59:45,michaelford,CTE
09/28/2014,14:01:12,michaelford,JFH
09/28/2014,14:01:27,Scott France,Getting close to bottom. Vehicle over ≈2190 m isobath.
09/28/2014,14:01:51,michaelford,JFH
09/28/2014,14:02:06,michaelford,SAL slight oof
09/28/2014,14:02:06,Scott France,Long chain...
09/28/2014,14:02:19,Scott France,?
09/28/2014,14:02:20,michaelford,out of focus
09/28/2014,14:02:28,Scott France,Yup.
09/28/2014,14:02:53,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2088.2 m,TEMP ::  3.69277 C
09/28/2014,14:04:01,Scott France,Altitude lock on D2: 83 m above bottom
09/28/2014,14:04:09,Scott France,D2 at 2117 m
09/28/2014,14:07:54,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2132.9 m,TEMP ::  3.72541 C
09/28/2014,14:12:22,jasonchaytor,How could you mistake karl for anyone else?!  He might need a hug now :)
09/28/2014,14:12:45,susanschnur,oops, yeah, saw the back of a head with brown hair, looked like Jeff....
09/28/2014,14:12:53,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Bottom in sight!
09/28/2014,14:12:55,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2128.0 m,TEMP ::  3.73408 C
09/28/2014,14:13:20,susanschnur,more lavas!
09/28/2014,14:13:28,jasonchaytor,Say hi to karl for me
09/28/2014,14:13:31,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Double that wow
09/28/2014,14:13:35,Amy Baco-Taylor,nice
09/28/2014,14:14:00,peterauster,Corals ... check ... now where are the fish?
09/28/2014,14:14:31,jasonchaytor,There is enough sediment to sample...so i win :)
09/28/2014,14:14:42,jasonchaytor,At least in my own mind
09/28/2014,14:14:58,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH associates on CORO
09/28/2014,14:15:38,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO bamboo
09/28/2014,14:16:22,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORA
09/28/2014,14:16:25,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SPO
09/28/2014,14:16:45,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,FSH
09/28/2014,14:17:28,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Lots of COR rubble
09/28/2014,14:17:33,susanschnur,I forgot to say the boundary for mixed sed bottom was >20% seds
09/28/2014,14:17:46,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,AVN actinerus
09/28/2014,14:17:48,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,ACN
09/28/2014,14:17:52,susanschnur,but no pillow lavas, so I lose too
09/28/2014,14:17:56,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2126.6 m,TEMP ::  3.70310 C
09/28/2014,14:18:00,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,COR Corallium, thick skeleton
09/28/2014,14:18:08,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Overgrown with ZOA
09/28/2014,14:18:13,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH associates
09/28/2014,14:18:57,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,PYC pycnogonid associate
09/28/2014,14:20:04,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Lots of large white fans - COR corallium, many with associates OPH
09/28/2014,14:20:23,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Some overgrown yellow SPO
09/28/2014,14:20:58,kaseycantwell,are these the same type Corallium that were were seeing yesterday with no OPH associates ?
09/28/2014,14:21:10,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Potentially Kasey
09/28/2014,14:21:21,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,C. niobe maybe is the species
09/28/2014,14:21:25,kaseycantwell,interesting 
09/28/2014,14:21:28,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,hard to know without samples though….:)
09/28/2014,14:22:14,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,ACN anemone - large at base
09/28/2014,14:22:22,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Some pink, many white COR corallium
09/28/2014,14:22:32,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO bamboo Acanella
09/28/2014,14:22:39,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,2x CRI associates
09/28/2014,14:22:56,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2121.9 m,TEMP ::  3.71133 C
09/28/2014,14:23:00,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,POL in there
09/28/2014,14:23:54,susanschnur,Possibly jumbled sheet flow moprhology
09/28/2014,14:24:06,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,scale worm associate
09/28/2014,14:24:32,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,COR bamboo bramble
09/28/2014,14:24:39,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SPO large yellow sponge
09/28/2014,14:24:45,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORA
09/28/2014,14:24:54,Scott France,CORA Bathypathes
09/28/2014,14:24:56,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,COR bamboo lepidisis
09/28/2014,14:25:02,Scott France,CORO Lepidisis
09/28/2014,14:25:16,Scott France,CORO Acanella
09/28/2014,14:27:48,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Lots and lots of COR rubble
09/28/2014,14:27:57,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2114.2 m,TEMP ::  3.71923 C
09/28/2014,14:28:03,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SPO
09/28/2014,14:28:11,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Polymastea
09/28/2014,14:28:19,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,(that was peter....)
09/28/2014,14:28:21,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,:)
09/28/2014,14:28:47,peterauster,she touch types!!
09/28/2014,14:28:57,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,But yes, we do get them in the gulf of maine, pretty abundant
09/28/2014,14:29:03,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,different species
09/28/2014,14:29:39,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH on rocks
09/28/2014,14:31:26,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,COR bamboo bramble
09/28/2014,14:31:30,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SHI
09/28/2014,14:31:46,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Quite the thicket!
09/28/2014,14:32:58,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2114.9 m,TEMP ::  3.71978 C
09/28/2014,14:34:14,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,FSH halosaur
09/28/2014,14:34:19,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,(again from peter)
09/28/2014,14:34:28,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,great shot!
09/28/2014,14:35:05,peterauster,Nice done ... certainly a diferent species than others we have seen
09/28/2014,14:36:17,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,COR paragorgia with ZOA
09/28/2014,14:36:38,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Still lots of COR corallium and rubble
09/28/2014,14:37:19,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,So are the zooanthids that grow on paragorgia the same species as those that grow on corallium?
09/28/2014,14:37:58,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2106.3 m,TEMP ::  3.70244 C
09/28/2014,14:38:18,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Cup coral to right
09/28/2014,14:38:33,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH in COR
09/28/2014,14:38:38,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,COR cup
09/28/2014,14:39:25,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,BAR on COR
09/28/2014,14:40:41,Scott France,SPO hex purple
09/28/2014,14:40:58,Scott France,Different types of ZOA overgrowing corals
09/28/2014,14:41:18,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,I'd lean towards Desmo with the very outward facing septae
09/28/2014,14:41:41,jasonchaytor,I1 feeds at my end are down
09/28/2014,14:41:43,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Caryophyllia are usually very rounded, rather than oval
09/28/2014,14:42:59,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2102.3 m,TEMP ::  3.73044 C
09/28/2014,14:44:05,susanschnur,Jason are feeds still down or was it temporary?
09/28/2014,14:44:25,jasonchaytor,Still out
09/28/2014,14:44:34,susanschnur,ok ill report it
09/28/2014,14:45:00,kaseycantwell,Susan I am calling the ISC because I2 is fine
09/28/2014,14:45:56,susanschnur,Jason - they are taking a look
09/28/2014,14:46:01,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SPO, several kinds
09/28/2014,14:46:12,jasonchaytor,Guess i need i2 at home :)
09/28/2014,14:46:15,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,COR bamboo branble
09/28/2014,14:46:18,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,bramble
09/28/2014,14:46:53,Scott France,SQA
09/28/2014,14:46:54,kaseycantwell,Jason - the ISC is having the same encoder issues they had yesterday. They are aware of the problem and are working on it 
09/28/2014,14:47:01,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SHI
09/28/2014,14:47:30,susanschnur,so much biologial debris and overgrowth here. Very different from the relatively clean sediment-dusted surface of yesterday.
09/28/2014,14:47:48,jasonchaytor,Partially back, but choppy...will stand by
09/28/2014,14:48:00,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2102.4 m,TEMP ::  3.72630 C
09/28/2014,14:48:28,Scott France,ACN Actinerus
09/28/2014,14:48:33,Scott France,HOL
09/28/2014,14:48:43,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Cup COR debris fossil
09/28/2014,14:48:58,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Right next to a fossil cup coral
09/28/2014,14:49:43,Scott France,URC white
09/28/2014,14:50:25,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CRI
09/28/2014,14:50:36,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH under ledge
09/28/2014,14:50:55,Scott France,SPO skeleton only, broken coral holdfast
09/28/2014,14:51:56,Scott France,Lots of hex SPO here of different morphs: white, pink-purple, yellow-green...
09/28/2014,14:52:26,jasonchaytor,I1 seems a little more stable
09/28/2014,14:53:01,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2102.9 m,TEMP ::  3.77769 C
09/28/2014,14:54:12,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SPO polymastea
09/28/2014,14:54:33,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SPO large white, small yellow, small pink - lots!
09/28/2014,14:54:47,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SHI on SPO
09/28/2014,14:55:41,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,APH on SPO
09/28/2014,14:55:53,jasonchaytor,The max thickness (to date) of FeMn crusts on the NE seamounts is 12.5 cm
09/28/2014,14:58:02,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2099.7 m,TEMP ::  3.80968 C
09/28/2014,14:59:43,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORA
09/28/2014,15:00:15,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORA bathypathes
09/28/2014,15:01:04,Scott France,CRI stalked
09/28/2014,15:01:36,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH on rocks
09/28/2014,15:01:42,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,fossil COR cups
09/28/2014,15:02:29,Andrea Quattrini,good morning all!
09/28/2014,15:02:52,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Hi Andrea!
09/28/2014,15:03:03,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2100.3 m,TEMP ::  3.80891 C
09/28/2014,15:06:24,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CRI stalk covered in HYD
09/28/2014,15:07:38,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,HOL in front of bathypathes?
09/28/2014,15:07:53,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,GAS
09/28/2014,15:08:04,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2100.3 m,TEMP ::  3.84839 C
09/28/2014,15:09:31,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,FSH on serius
09/28/2014,15:10:09,Andrea Quattrini,FSH ophidiid
09/28/2014,15:11:44,Scott France,Same FSH here...
09/28/2014,15:12:03,Andrea Quattrini,No its a macrourid
09/28/2014,15:12:07,peterauster,FSH grenadier
09/28/2014,15:12:38,Andrea Quattrini,Coryphaenoides ?armatus, Peter?
09/28/2014,15:12:43,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,ACN anemone
09/28/2014,15:13:05,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2097.1 m,TEMP ::  3.86459 C
09/28/2014,15:13:19,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Lots of COR rubble and bramble, SPO different varieties
09/28/2014,15:13:33,peterauster,too shallow for armatus?  not rounded nose enough for Coryphaenoides ... at least from what I saw
09/28/2014,15:14:51,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,POL swimming
09/28/2014,15:15:44,peterauster,no no ... maybe armatus ... just looking at Cohen et al classic "Gadiform Fishes" ... soon to be a major motion picture
09/28/2014,15:15:55,Scott France,FSH rattail?
09/28/2014,15:16:59,Andrea Quattrini,ha. I don't know about that one-different…haven't seen it before..
09/28/2014,15:18:05,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2088.1 m,TEMP ::  3.87010 C
09/28/2014,15:20:00,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SHI
09/28/2014,15:20:43,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Lots of COR cups in the fossil, noticed a few different species I think
09/28/2014,15:20:52,susanschnur,sediment between lobes is fairly white
09/28/2014,15:21:17,susanschnur,mostly pelagic ooze, probably some eroded basalt mixed in.
09/28/2014,15:21:39,peterauster,Last grenadier maybe Cetonurus ... maybe ...
09/28/2014,15:21:50,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,ACN anemone
09/28/2014,15:22:14,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Hormathid
09/28/2014,15:22:44,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH in dead SPO
09/28/2014,15:23:06,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2087.7 m,TEMP ::  3.87820 C
09/28/2014,15:23:21,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,FSH behind anemone
09/28/2014,15:23:56,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Poking stick?
09/28/2014,15:24:24,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Awesome!
09/28/2014,15:24:46,Andrea Quattrini,nice video work! look likes a cusk eel
09/28/2014,15:25:18,Andrea Quattrini,FSH ophidiiform
09/28/2014,15:25:23,susanschnur,haha, i dont think we have the go-ahead for poking living things yet.
09/28/2014,15:26:02,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Good eye Susan!
09/28/2014,15:26:33,Scott France,We definitely don't have the clearance to poke biology - not that we haven't discussed it!
09/28/2014,15:26:34,Andrea Quattrini,fish maybe Diplacanthopoma? Peter-any thoughts?
09/28/2014,15:26:57,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SPO
09/28/2014,15:27:35,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Ah well, not sure that's fair you can poke the geology and not the biology though…..:)
09/28/2014,15:27:49,Scott France,We've proposed a coral "tickle test" to show the commnication among polyps.
09/28/2014,15:28:07,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2085.2 m,TEMP ::  3.87726 C
09/28/2014,15:28:18,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,It's a great demonstration if you could….!
09/28/2014,15:28:25,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH on COR bamboo bramble
09/28/2014,15:28:28,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,BAR on COR
09/28/2014,15:28:55,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CRI on COR
09/28/2014,15:29:20,peterauster,This one under cover may be a small Brotulotaenia.  The grenadier before not a Cetonurus but a Malacocephalus
09/28/2014,15:30:07,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SQA
09/28/2014,15:30:25,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,URC on COR bamboo bramble
09/28/2014,15:31:29,Andrea Quattrini,I think Brotulotaenia are mesopelagic, no?
09/28/2014,15:31:47,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Javania and Desmo there in the subfossil
09/28/2014,15:32:08,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SPO white
09/28/2014,15:32:58,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH on rock
09/28/2014,15:33:08,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2084.8 m,TEMP ::  3.87434 C
09/28/2014,15:33:29,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SQA
09/28/2014,15:33:46,Andrea Quattrini,white SQA
09/28/2014,15:34:02,Andrea Quattrini,is this all bramble bamboo?
09/28/2014,15:34:29,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,most of it, some corallium here and there
09/28/2014,15:34:35,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,pretty impressive!
09/28/2014,15:34:41,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,COR acanella
09/28/2014,15:35:01,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH on COR
09/28/2014,15:35:07,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CRI on COR
09/28/2014,15:35:14,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Bar on COR
09/28/2014,15:36:16,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORA
09/28/2014,15:38:09,Scott France,Off for lunch. See you soon. I think this is when all the MOST AWESOME STUFF makes its appearance, so enjoy
09/28/2014,15:38:09,Scott France,..
09/28/2014,15:38:09,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2089.1 m,TEMP ::  3.85445 C
09/28/2014,15:38:29,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Can we zoom on the boundary?
09/28/2014,15:38:57,susanschnur,again, while Scott is out feel free to call in on the conference line and add some commentary.
09/28/2014,15:39:45,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,thanks susan - sometimes this is where cup corals hide - don't see any though
09/28/2014,15:40:52,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SHI
09/28/2014,15:41:55,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Lots of old subfossil corals here
09/28/2014,15:42:01,Andrea Quattrini,is this a thread-legged shrimp?
09/28/2014,15:42:02,peterauster,Did you say "Petered out?"  Maybe Susaned out?  
09/28/2014,15:42:18,peterauster,:)
09/28/2014,15:42:41,Andrea Quattrini,funny…
09/28/2014,15:42:53,susanschnur,haha, no pun intended
09/28/2014,15:43:10,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2087.4 m,TEMP ::  3.84111 C
09/28/2014,15:43:10,peterauster,I guess I'm not a dinosaur ... I've actually used an emoticon!
09/28/2014,15:44:21,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Close up of SPO "goblet"
09/28/2014,15:44:40,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH at base
09/28/2014,15:44:49,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CRI
09/28/2014,15:45:02,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,x2
09/28/2014,15:45:07,Andrea Quattrini,pink CRI
09/28/2014,15:46:52,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,COR corallium
09/28/2014,15:46:55,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Yellow ZOA
09/28/2014,15:47:01,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH associates
09/28/2014,15:47:04,Andrea Quattrini,CORO white corallium
09/28/2014,15:48:11,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2081.7 m,TEMP ::  3.81818 C
09/28/2014,15:48:14,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SPO vase
09/28/2014,15:48:19,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CRI and OPH on top
09/28/2014,15:49:08,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,COR metallogorgia?
09/28/2014,15:49:45,susanschnur,fish ID?
09/28/2014,15:49:46,Andrea Quattrini,not the same behind coral-but i think we did image this earlier
09/28/2014,15:49:55,Andrea Quattrini,another zoom?
09/28/2014,15:50:14,Andrea Quattrini,lateral view would be good
09/28/2014,15:51:38,peterauster,Looks like a Malacocephalus ... grenadier
09/28/2014,15:51:39,Andrea Quattrini,beautiful thanks…
09/28/2014,15:51:52,Andrea Quattrini,i think same as before...
09/28/2014,15:52:02,peterauster,yes yes ... nice flying and video!!
09/28/2014,15:52:26,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORA
09/28/2014,15:52:39,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORA bathypathes
09/28/2014,15:53:11,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2075.5 m,TEMP ::  3.79920 C
09/28/2014,15:55:17,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,COR acanella (?)
09/28/2014,15:55:36,Andrea Quattrini,Chrysogorgia
09/28/2014,15:55:45,Andrea Quattrini,?
09/28/2014,15:56:06,kaseycantwell,good eye!
09/28/2014,15:56:11,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH in COR
09/28/2014,15:56:16,Andrea Quattrini,Chryso
09/28/2014,15:56:18,Andrea Quattrini,CORO
09/28/2014,15:57:26,Andrea Quattrini,some of these species bioluminesce-
09/28/2014,15:58:03,Andrea Quattrini,not an acanella-
09/28/2014,15:58:12,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2074.8 m,TEMP ::  3.82501 C
09/28/2014,15:58:50,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Maybe POL in COR chrysogorgia
09/28/2014,15:59:20,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,thanks Andrea!
09/28/2014,15:59:25,Scott France,CORO Chrsyogorgia
09/28/2014,15:59:53,Andrea Quattrini,yep!
09/28/2014,16:00:18,susanschnur,scott is back, now my turn for lunch.
09/28/2014,16:03:20,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2071.1 m,TEMP ::  3.80527 C
09/28/2014,16:06:53,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,large white SPO
09/28/2014,16:06:59,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CRI and SHI on SPO
09/28/2014,16:08:14,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Looks like there's a bunch OPH in the folds
09/28/2014,16:08:14,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2066.1 m,TEMP ::  3.78751 C
09/28/2014,16:09:06,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORA bathypathes
09/28/2014,16:09:43,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,URC
09/28/2014,16:09:48,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,on SPO
09/28/2014,16:11:14,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,COR paragorgia
09/28/2014,16:11:21,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH on COR
09/28/2014,16:11:24,Scott France,CORO Paragorgia
09/28/2014,16:11:25,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,few ZOA 
09/28/2014,16:11:31,Scott France,no ZOA on Paragorgia
09/28/2014,16:11:40,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,few in the middle there - yellow?
09/28/2014,16:11:43,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,2-3 polyps?
09/28/2014,16:12:28,Scott France,I saw OPH arms but not ZOA, but then started typing so my eyes weren't on screen
09/28/2014,16:13:15,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2064.3 m,TEMP ::  3.79286 C
09/28/2014,16:13:32,Eleanor Bors,WHOI Video"…ROV07_3" Started. 
09/28/2014,16:15:29,Scott France,CRI stalked
09/28/2014,16:15:46,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Yellow large SPO
09/28/2014,16:15:52,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH at base of SPO
09/28/2014,16:16:50,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,URC
09/28/2014,16:17:54,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,HOL pink
09/28/2014,16:18:16,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2058.2 m,TEMP ::  3.81294 C
09/28/2014,16:18:20,Scott France,Will try to move a bit faster to climb this slope into a different biotope.
09/28/2014,16:18:30,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,great!
09/28/2014,16:20:05,Scott France,Can't go too fast because it is unclear what the slope ahead brings… in terms of ROV ops.
09/28/2014,16:21:19,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO iridogorgia
09/28/2014,16:21:25,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CRI on CORO
09/28/2014,16:21:40,Andrea Quattrini,I magnispiralis?
09/28/2014,16:22:50,Scott France,Yes - magnispiralis
09/28/2014,16:23:16,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2056.9 m,TEMP ::  3.81437 C
09/28/2014,16:24:38,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO corallium with ZOA
09/28/2014,16:24:49,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH on CORO
09/28/2014,16:24:58,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CRI on CORO
09/28/2014,16:26:07,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO metallogorgia
09/28/2014,16:26:57,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,beautiful big colony
09/28/2014,16:28:17,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2047.5 m,TEMP ::  3.82325 C
09/28/2014,16:28:39,susanschnur,I'm back from lunch.
09/28/2014,16:29:18,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,ASR
09/28/2014,16:30:52,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,I2 is a little flaky here...
09/28/2014,16:31:17,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,I2 is down…
09/28/2014,16:31:54,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,And it's back……storms inbetween us maybe.....
09/28/2014,16:32:38,peterauster,Can we get D2 depth and heading back on quad view?
09/28/2014,16:33:04,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Cup coral on rock?
09/28/2014,16:33:18,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2043.8 m,TEMP ::  3.83510 C
09/28/2014,16:34:58,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORA bathypathes
09/28/2014,16:36:31,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SQA
09/28/2014,16:36:58,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Long antenae again, maybe some hydroids?
09/28/2014,16:38:16,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORA acanthogorgia
09/28/2014,16:38:19,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2037.4 m,TEMP ::  3.83604 C
09/28/2014,16:38:22,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO not CORA!
09/28/2014,16:38:59,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,ACN ring anemone in CORO
09/28/2014,16:39:08,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH in CORO
09/28/2014,16:39:20,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CRI on CORO
09/28/2014,16:39:27,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO metallogorgia
09/28/2014,16:39:37,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,x2
09/28/2014,16:40:40,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO bamboo lepidisis
09/28/2014,16:40:49,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO anthomastus
09/28/2014,16:41:01,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,ASR red large
09/28/2014,16:41:26,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO chrysogorgia
09/28/2014,16:41:33,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO paramuricea
09/28/2014,16:41:49,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,really nice diversity here!
09/28/2014,16:42:49,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Huge amount of subfossil rubble here
09/28/2014,16:43:20,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2021.7 m,TEMP ::  3.85335 C
09/28/2014,16:44:01,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,pinnacle with multiple species of CORO and SPO
09/28/2014,16:44:03,peterauster,lateral around the point?
09/28/2014,16:44:24,Andrea Quattrini,yellow CORO? 
09/28/2014,16:44:27,susanschnur,ROV team is navigating to get a better view
09/28/2014,16:44:32,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,ASR large white
09/28/2014,16:44:52,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO paragorgia, large colonies
09/28/2014,16:45:09,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,ZOA?
09/28/2014,16:45:27,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,ZOA overgrown on skeletons, OPH associates
09/28/2014,16:45:50,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO candidella, primnoid
09/28/2014,16:46:08,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SQA on CORO candidella
09/28/2014,16:46:29,kaseycantwell,Scott- weren't you looking for this yesterday?
09/28/2014,16:46:31,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,ZOA overgrowth on candidella?
09/28/2014,16:46:44,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,we didn't get any candidella yesterday Kasey, mostly corallium
09/28/2014,16:46:53,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,we were looking for it though!
09/28/2014,16:47:16,kaseycantwell,that's what I thought. thanks!
09/28/2014,16:48:13,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,different up here - lots of rubble
09/28/2014,16:48:21,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2009.8 m,TEMP ::  3.92198 C
09/28/2014,16:49:46,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Beautiful wall, covered in CORO
09/28/2014,16:50:38,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Can we look at this wall closer?
09/28/2014,16:51:25,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SQA
09/28/2014,16:51:39,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO corallium, large colonies
09/28/2014,16:51:45,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO candidella
09/28/2014,16:51:53,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO bamboo bramble
09/28/2014,16:52:47,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Lot of associates - OPH, SPO, SQA
09/28/2014,16:53:22,okexnav,DEPTH :: 2006.8 m,TEMP ::  3.87346 C
09/28/2014,16:53:53,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH on wall
09/28/2014,16:54:01,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,thick base on this corallium
09/28/2014,16:54:18,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,ASR
09/28/2014,16:55:05,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,so where are all the enallopsammia?
09/28/2014,16:55:32,Andrea Quattrini,have you seen enallopsammia on seamounts? or in deeper waters?
09/28/2014,16:56:07,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,E. rostrata - a lot on NES and Corner Rise, down to ~2200
09/28/2014,16:56:22,Andrea Quattrini,interesting-I 
09/28/2014,16:56:56,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Tended to be in clumps of many colonies, but still present and relatively abundant
09/28/2014,16:57:56,Andrea Quattrini,has anyone looked at aragonite sat state at these depths here?
09/28/2014,16:58:23,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1985.3 m,TEMP ::  3.95038 C
09/28/2014,16:58:37,Emily Duwan,FSH ophidiid
09/28/2014,16:58:37,susanschnur,cusk eel?
09/28/2014,16:58:55,Andrea Quattrini,some type=-missed it
09/28/2014,16:59:24,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Adkins or Robinson group I think are looking at carbonate sats...
09/28/2014,16:59:29,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,large yellow SPO
09/28/2014,16:59:37,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CRI & OPH associates
09/28/2014,17:00:33,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SHI
09/28/2014,17:00:38,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SHI swimming
09/28/2014,17:01:40,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,ACN anemone hormathid
09/28/2014,17:02:45,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO calvularia, purple stoloniferous
09/28/2014,17:02:59,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO paragorgia, with ZOA overgrown
09/28/2014,17:03:06,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO corallium
09/28/2014,17:03:10,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SPO various
09/28/2014,17:03:24,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1985.2 m,TEMP ::  3.91438 C
09/28/2014,17:04:55,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO candidellia, with SPO overgrowth on base
09/28/2014,17:05:13,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH, SQA, ZOA associates
09/28/2014,17:05:14,Andrea Quattrini,white SQA
09/28/2014,17:05:17,Andrea Quattrini,on Candidella
09/28/2014,17:05:26,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Smaller, pinker ZOA
09/28/2014,17:05:39,Andrea Quattrini,those polyps have more than 8 tentacles
09/28/2014,17:05:40,Andrea Quattrini,ZOA
09/28/2014,17:06:28,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CRI on CORO
09/28/2014,17:06:42,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SHI in SPO
09/28/2014,17:07:20,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Aplacophora!
09/28/2014,17:07:29,Andrea Quattrini,yes Aplac
09/28/2014,17:07:41,Andrea Quattrini,bare skeleton underneath
09/28/2014,17:08:25,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1989.5 m,TEMP ::  3.95567 C
09/28/2014,17:08:31,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Interesting that there seem to be the "usual" yellow ZOA in the back, yet it's these small pink ZOA on the coral
09/28/2014,17:09:43,Andrea Quattrini,was thinking the same-also, we see yellow ZOA on sponges, other COROS…this pink one is the first for me
09/28/2014,17:11:02,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO stoloniferous
09/28/2014,17:11:08,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,purple
09/28/2014,17:11:34,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,overgrowing dead SPO
09/28/2014,17:11:41,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SQA on rock
09/28/2014,17:11:51,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,lots of different SPO
09/28/2014,17:11:55,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SQA on APO
09/28/2014,17:11:57,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SPO
09/28/2014,17:12:35,robertcarney,Almost Mardi Gras colors:)
09/28/2014,17:13:26,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1988.4 m,TEMP ::  3.91565 C
09/28/2014,17:14:41,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,looks like the bamboo bramble has reappeared on top
09/28/2014,17:15:45,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO paragorgia, with ZOA overgrowth
09/28/2014,17:16:20,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,ZOA on other coral skeleton
09/28/2014,17:16:25,Andrea Quattrini,this association was seen in Whittard Canyon off Ireland too
09/28/2014,17:16:43,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH on CORO paragorgia
09/28/2014,17:17:47,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,PYC on rock
09/28/2014,17:18:03,Amy Baco-Taylor,Zoanthid genus is likely Bullagummizoanthus
09/28/2014,17:18:16,Amy Baco-Taylor,also see it in hawaii in similar association but with corallium
09/28/2014,17:18:20,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,which one, the light yellow, dark yellow or pink? Or all…?
09/28/2014,17:18:26,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1984.9 m,TEMP ::  3.84337 C
09/28/2014,17:18:32,Scott France,Is that a serious name Amy?
09/28/2014,17:18:41,Scott France,Before I try to pronounce it!
09/28/2014,17:18:42,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,She just wants you to say it on air….:)
09/28/2014,17:18:44,Andrea Quattrini,interesting Amy!
09/28/2014,17:19:48,Amy Baco-Taylor,Yes, Frederic Sinniger described it
09/28/2014,17:20:05,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORA bathypathes
09/28/2014,17:20:07,Scott France,Yup - just "verified" on the web!
09/28/2014,17:20:32,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Are all the zoanthids the same species just different colors?
09/28/2014,17:20:59,Scott France,I suspect that isn't entirely known...
09/28/2014,17:21:12,Scott France,I know there are multiple species that we have collected...
09/28/2014,17:21:26,Scott France,But cant tell you about specific associations right now.
09/28/2014,17:21:36,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,interesting!
09/28/2014,17:21:39,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CRI stalked
09/28/2014,17:22:09,Amy Baco-Taylor,I only know the few zoanthids from Hawaii.  Based on genetics, there were several different genera…
09/28/2014,17:22:41,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,interesting!
09/28/2014,17:22:57,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO bamboo lepidisis type
09/28/2014,17:23:27,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1976.1 m,TEMP ::  3.82358 C
09/28/2014,17:24:44,Amy Baco-Taylor,Sorry they are on paragorgia in Hawaii too - yes that is why because on bubble gum coral
09/28/2014,17:25:24,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Large CORA on top
09/28/2014,17:25:54,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO paramuricea
09/28/2014,17:26:06,Andrea Quattrini,CORA Telopathes ?magna
09/28/2014,17:26:29,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO anthomastus - white body
09/28/2014,17:26:36,Andrea Quattrini,CORO Anthomastus
09/28/2014,17:26:38,Andrea Quattrini,CORP
09/28/2014,17:26:44,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH on paramuricea
09/28/2014,17:27:27,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CRI stalked
09/28/2014,17:27:43,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,several CRI
09/28/2014,17:27:57,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CRI on CORA
09/28/2014,17:28:25,Scott France,CORA Telopathes mabna
09/28/2014,17:28:28,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1967.6 m,TEMP ::  3.82926 C
09/28/2014,17:30:40,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,URC
09/28/2014,17:30:46,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH
09/28/2014,17:30:59,Andrea Quattrini,agree-Scott
09/28/2014,17:31:10,Andrea Quattrini,looks like two different OPH species on CORO skeleton
09/28/2014,17:32:23,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,..there were lots of scleractinians here once…..many thousands of years ago…..
09/28/2014,17:33:29,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1965.7 m,TEMP ::  3.79711 C
09/28/2014,17:34:09,Andrea Quattrini,cool
09/28/2014,17:34:12,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,PAG with sponge on back?
09/28/2014,17:34:29,Andrea Quattrini,ha not a good housing market here...
09/28/2014,17:34:50,Andrea Quattrini,APH caprellid
09/28/2014,17:34:53,Andrea Quattrini,?
09/28/2014,17:35:56,Amy Baco-Taylor,not seen it before
09/28/2014,17:37:16,peterauster,a moon sponge?
09/28/2014,17:37:47,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO bamboo lepidisis
09/28/2014,17:37:59,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO metallogorgia
09/28/2014,17:38:08,susanschnur,Any more info on aragonite saturation? I think the aragonite compensation depth is around 1500 m in the Atlantic? Do any of these organisms produce aragonite hard parts?
09/28/2014,17:38:30,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1953.3 m,TEMP ::  3.85109 C
09/28/2014,17:38:40,Andrea Quattrini,the cup corals do-
09/28/2014,17:38:46,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,The hard corals do - we've seen a couple of cup corals
09/28/2014,17:39:38,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,In other areas (retriever for example) we see larger scleractinian colonies at these depths
09/28/2014,17:39:39,Andrea Quattrini,i think it is interesting to see solenosmilia, enallopsammia >1500 m…would make interesting comparative experiments (pH, etc.) with Lophelia
09/28/2014,17:39:51,Andrea Quattrini,and madrepora occurs deeper too...
09/28/2014,17:39:54,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,But nothing like the fossil record for sure
09/28/2014,17:40:58,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,There were obviously larger communities of hard corals here in the past - just from the amount of subfossils we're seeing here
09/28/2014,17:41:05,Emily Duwan,FSH ophidiid
09/28/2014,17:43:31,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1943.5 m,TEMP ::  3.91053 C
09/28/2014,17:45:05,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SQA several on rock
09/28/2014,17:45:22,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO metallogorgia
09/28/2014,17:46:46,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO stoloniferous purple
09/28/2014,17:47:39,Andrea Quattrini,beautiful image
09/28/2014,17:47:52,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SPO yellow
09/28/2014,17:48:13,Andrea Quattrini,Lophogastrid SHI
09/28/2014,17:48:32,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1938.2 m,TEMP ::  3.98301 C
09/28/2014,17:48:35,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH on bamboo bramble
09/28/2014,17:48:58,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH on stoloniferous
09/28/2014,17:49:04,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SQA on rocks
09/28/2014,17:49:07,Andrea Quattrini,SQQ ahite
09/28/2014,17:49:08,Andrea Quattrini,white
09/28/2014,17:49:12,Andrea Quattrini,SQA
09/28/2014,17:51:15,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO metallogorgia
09/28/2014,17:51:43,Emily Duwan,FSH cusk eel
09/28/2014,17:52:27,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Purple coral below it?
09/28/2014,17:52:42,Amy Baco-Taylor,:)
09/28/2014,17:52:54,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Dense aggregation of CORO and SPO
09/28/2014,17:53:33,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1927.0 m,TEMP ::  3.90673 C
09/28/2014,17:54:41,Scott France,Was that the intent of the name Amy? Bring a little joy into our lives?
09/28/2014,17:55:26,Scott France,Certainly is more evocative than Paragorgizoanthus.
09/28/2014,17:57:02,Andrea Quattrini,moving to another ridge
09/28/2014,17:57:22,Scott France,Same ridge but cutting across the curve.
09/28/2014,17:57:30,Amy Baco-Taylor,He named several new genera in that paper, all of which were epifauna on an octocoral or other taxon, so bullagumizoanthus, zoanthid on bubble gum coral..
09/28/2014,17:57:35,Scott France,Not sure why that was decided.
09/28/2014,17:57:54,Andrea Quattrini,?
09/28/2014,17:58:25,susanschnur,Last report I overheard from nav, we had about 400 m till wapyoint 3 on the summit.
09/28/2014,17:58:33,susanschnur,Not sure if we'll make it up there but would be interesting.
09/28/2014,17:58:34,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1928.1 m,TEMP ::  3.96232 C
09/28/2014,17:58:48,Amy Baco-Taylor,from the paper:
09/28/2014,17:58:50,Amy Baco-Taylor,Etymology: the name refers to the affinity of this zoanthid genus
09/28/2014,to bubble gum corals (family Paragorgiidae) with ‘‘bulla’’ and
09/28/2014,‘‘gummi’’ being the latin words for ‘‘bubble’’ and ‘‘gum’’
09/28/2014,respectively, and -zoanthus, a common ending of genera names
09/28/2014,in the order, historically referring to the flower-like appearance of
09/28/2014,the animal polyps.
09/28/2014,17:59:42,Scott France,lol I think last time I said "bubblegummizoanthus!"
09/28/2014,17:59:47,Scott France,I'll have to be more careful.
09/28/2014,18:00:21,Scott France,So an overview of the move. We are trying to reach the summit before we end dive…
09/28/2014,18:01:05,Scott France,When we zoomed wide on hypac to see the more distant target and essentially drew a straight bearing to it, it caused us to go out over that drop…
09/28/2014,18:01:07,kaseycantwell,what time do we need to be off bottom?
09/28/2014,18:02:23,Scott France,So we are reconfiguring the strategy to make it to the top.
09/28/2014,18:02:27,Scott France,If we can...
09/28/2014,18:03:35,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1921.0 m,TEMP ::  3.99747 C
09/28/2014,18:05:33,susanschnur,1 hour 25 min left on bottom
09/28/2014,18:08:26,Scott France,Looks like we will be able to make it up to the edge of the plateau this afternoon.
09/28/2014,18:08:36,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1916.0 m,TEMP ::  4.01935 C
09/28/2014,18:08:36,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,great!
09/28/2014,18:11:47,susanschnur,interesting sheet flow here, again with these ripply marks on top
09/28/2014,18:13:26,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,COR corallium large colonies
09/28/2014,18:13:32,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO
09/28/2014,18:13:35,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO paramuricea
09/28/2014,18:13:37,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1911.2 m,TEMP ::  4.02034 C
09/28/2014,18:15:06,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Beautiful wall
09/28/2014,18:16:23,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,PYC
09/28/2014,18:16:46,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO corallium with CORO stoloniferous, OPH
09/28/2014,18:17:23,Andrea Quattrini,OPH? associate in SPO 
09/28/2014,18:18:38,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1903.9 m,TEMP ::  4.02188 C
09/28/2014,18:22:23,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO paragorgia, almost completely overgrown with ZOA
09/28/2014,18:22:30,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH associate
09/28/2014,18:22:57,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Multiple metallogorgia CORO
09/28/2014,18:23:39,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1893.7 m,TEMP ::  4.01864 C
09/28/2014,18:26:57,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO bamboo 
09/28/2014,18:27:31,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CRI on CORO
09/28/2014,18:28:02,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,GAS at base
09/28/2014,18:28:39,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1889.5 m,TEMP ::  4.03216 C
09/28/2014,18:29:28,Scott France,CORO bamboo branched different from others on dive
09/28/2014,18:29:38,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Wall 'o corals and sponges....
09/28/2014,18:30:58,Scott France,CORO Candidella among Corallium
09/28/2014,18:33:19,Scott France,CORO Candidella
09/28/2014,18:33:40,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1883.5 m,TEMP ::  4.01957 C
09/28/2014,18:35:06,Eleanor Bors,WHOI video "…ROV08_4" started
09/28/2014,18:38:28,Emily Duwan,FSH cusk eel
09/28/2014,18:38:33,Andrea Quattrini,zoom anymore on head?
09/28/2014,18:38:41,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1878.4 m,TEMP ::  4.02062 C
09/28/2014,18:38:47,Scott France,Stunning view
09/28/2014,18:40:18,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO iridogorgia
09/28/2014,18:40:49,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORA
09/28/2014,18:40:54,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,bathypathes
09/28/2014,18:41:15,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,SHI
09/28/2014,18:42:50,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,ASR sun star
09/28/2014,18:43:15,Andrea Quattrini,a quick scholar search...Commonly occurring small to moderate sized species fed predominately on small crustaceans and polychaetes, while less common large-bodied species igested decapods and teleosts and displayed ontogenetic shifts in diets.
09/28/2014,18:43:22,Andrea Quattrini,Crabtree et al….
09/28/2014,18:43:42,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1861.9 m,TEMP ::  4.01831 C
09/28/2014,18:43:43,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORA
09/28/2014,18:44:50,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORA anthomastus
09/28/2014,18:46:46,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO iridigorgia
09/28/2014,18:46:52,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,splendens
09/28/2014,18:47:03,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORA
09/28/2014,18:47:50,Emily Duwan,FSH halosaur to left and FSH cusk eel center
09/28/2014,18:48:43,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1847.1 m,TEMP ::  4.02007 C
09/28/2014,18:53:43,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1853.4 m,TEMP ::  4.02276 C
09/28/2014,18:54:10,peterauster,might have been a hallucination
09/28/2014,18:54:30,susanschnur,Too many donuts from Clyde's cider mill
09/28/2014,18:55:03,peterauster,or not enough??
09/28/2014,18:56:10,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,ASRx3
09/28/2014,18:58:19,Scott France,CORO Matellogorgia x5
09/28/2014,18:58:28,Scott France,Metallogorgia
09/28/2014,18:58:44,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1852.8 m,TEMP ::  4.02221 C
09/28/2014,18:59:14,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO chryospgorgia
09/28/2014,18:59:17,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,5x OPH on CORO
09/28/2014,18:59:20,susanschnur,More sediment here on the slope. Scratch test shows it to be sand with mn-crusted pebbles on top.
09/28/2014,18:59:24,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CRI talked
09/28/2014,18:59:36,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO paragorgia with ZOA
09/28/2014,18:59:44,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO iridigorgia
09/28/2014,18:59:45,Andrea Quattrini,little CORO white left of Chryso
09/28/2014,18:59:53,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Lots of OPH associates
09/28/2014,19:00:14,Andrea Quattrini,SPO white spikey
09/28/2014,19:01:20,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Large rocky outcrop, many CORO, CORA, SPO
09/28/2014,19:02:03,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Lots of OPH on CRI stalks, and CORO tips
09/28/2014,19:02:13,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Polymastea SPO
09/28/2014,19:02:38,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Lots of stalked CRI!
09/28/2014,19:03:21,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORO iridogorgia splendens
09/28/2014,19:03:30,susanschnur,Much flatter, more sediment
09/28/2014,19:03:45,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1848.5 m,TEMP ::  4.02424 C
09/28/2014,19:03:50,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Much sparser colonies of CORO and SPO too
09/28/2014,19:04:11,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,ASR
09/28/2014,19:06:28,Scott France,ACN Hormathiid?
09/28/2014,19:06:33,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,missed it…
09/28/2014,19:07:53,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORA
09/28/2014,19:07:57,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,OPH associates
09/28/2014,19:08:43,Andrea Quattrini,big CORA 
09/28/2014,19:08:46,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1845.7 m,TEMP ::  4.02133 C
09/28/2014,19:09:27,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Up onto a sediment plain
09/28/2014,19:10:06,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CRI stalked
09/28/2014,19:11:04,susanschnur,can we use the sepoke? or would you like to move along?
09/28/2014,19:11:29,susanschnur,alternately we could try to move to the sides to find more life.
09/28/2014,19:11:33,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,all good from mystic
09/28/2014,19:11:47,kaseycantwell,sepoke!
09/28/2014,19:13:47,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1848.1 m,TEMP ::  4.01831 C
09/28/2014,19:14:49,Scott France,CORA Telopathes
09/28/2014,19:15:00,Scott France,CORO Lepidisis
09/28/2014,19:15:05,Scott France,SPO
09/28/2014,19:15:06,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Still lots of coral and sponges wherever there is hardbottom without sediment
09/28/2014,19:16:13,Scott France,CORO Paramuricea
09/28/2014,19:16:35,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,CORA parantipathes
09/28/2014,19:16:52,susanschnur,15 minutes till off bottom
09/28/2014,19:18:48,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1846.6 m,TEMP ::  4.02177 C
09/28/2014,19:20:01,Emily Duwan,FSH blue hake
09/28/2014,19:20:52,Scott France,x2
09/28/2014,19:21:51,susanschnur,any estimates on sed thickness?
09/28/2014,19:22:04,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,2cm
09/28/2014,19:23:10,kaseycantwell,5 cm
09/28/2014,19:23:49,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1850.8 m,TEMP ::  4.01732 C
09/28/2014,19:23:57,Brendan Roark,10 cm
09/28/2014,19:24:47,susanschnur,Test 1 = 20 cm
09/28/2014,19:24:58,Brendan Roark,measured 20 cm
09/28/2014,19:25:44,Scott France,May have been the skid of ROV that stopped penetration
09/28/2014,19:25:51,Scott France,Will test another spot
09/28/2014,19:26:55,Scott France,As we manoever, let me tell you we'll be leaving bottom immediately after this poke…
09/28/2014,19:27:10,Scott France,Conference call at 1545 EDT
09/28/2014,19:28:50,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1849.2 m,TEMP ::  4.02171 C
09/28/2014,19:29:52,kaseycantwell,release the sepoke!
09/28/2014,19:33:51,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1847.4 m,TEMP ::  4.01528 C
09/28/2014,19:35:57,Scott France,See you shortly on the conference call.
09/28/2014,19:36:18,rhianwaller@tethys.gso.uri.edu,thanks Scott and Susan, we'll be here for the call!
09/28/2014,19:38:51,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1847.7 m,TEMP ::  4.02628 C
09/28/2014,19:38:58,peterauster,FSH Halosaur
09/28/2014,19:43:52,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1728.7 m,TEMP ::  4.08918 C
09/28/2014,19:48:53,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1576.4 m,TEMP ::  4.21244 C
09/28/2014,19:50:54,kaseycantwell,Andrea we are on the planning call if you want to join 
09/28/2014,19:51:13,Andrea Quattrini,trying to!
09/28/2014,19:51:22,Andrea Quattrini,But, call keeps failing~
09/28/2014,19:51:35,Andrea Quattrini,just wrote Brian an IM
09/28/2014,19:52:46,kaseycantwell,did you just get through?
09/28/2014,19:52:49,Andrea Quattrini,yes
09/28/2014,19:53:02,kaseycantwell,we are talking about the Kiwi dive plan 
09/28/2014,19:53:21,Andrea Quattrini,great thanks!
09/28/2014,19:53:53,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1420.3 m,TEMP ::  4.37997 C
09/28/2014,19:58:54,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1262.9 m,TEMP ::  5.05275 C
09/28/2014,20:03:56,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1095.6 m,TEMP ::  5.61783 C
09/28/2014,20:08:57,okexnav,DEPTH :: 943.6 m,TEMP ::  7.37508 C
09/28/2014,20:13:58,okexnav,DEPTH :: 766.6 m,TEMP :: 11.22383 C
09/28/2014,20:18:59,okexnav,DEPTH :: 617.2 m,TEMP :: 15.37572 C
09/28/2014,20:24:00,okexnav,DEPTH :: 484.1 m,TEMP :: 17.60913 C
09/28/2014,20:29:01,okexnav,DEPTH :: 342.8 m,TEMP :: 18.56685 C
09/28/2014,20:34:02,okexnav,DEPTH :: 201.1 m,TEMP :: 20.86927 C
09/28/2014,20:39:03,okexnav,DEPTH :: 51.0 m,TEMP :: 27.52620 C
09/28/2014,20:44:04,okexnav,DEPTH :: 23.2 m,TEMP :: 27.54937 C
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