08/04/2015,00:00:05,Scott France,Indeed!
08/04/2015,00:00:54,amybaco-taylor,Thanks
08/04/2015,00:01:08,tinamolodtsova,Pasternak reported Thoarella from Markus-Nekker area,  Zapata et al 2012 redescribed his material as AmphilaphisTh. vitjaz  6400 and 3200 m
08/04/2015,00:01:43,tinamolodtsova,sorry, as Thouarella, 
08/04/2015,00:01:50,amybaco-taylor,Isn't Thouarella now plumarella with Michele Taylor's work, or was it only a subset she put into Plumarella?
08/04/2015,00:01:53,okeanosexplorer,unbranched CORI
08/04/2015,00:02:01,randysinger,you guys seen any fish yet?
08/04/2015,00:02:06,randysinger,just curious for my notes
08/04/2015,00:02:08,okeanosexplorer,CORCH - Iriogogia magnispiralis
08/04/2015,00:02:13,randysinger,I don't expect to see many at this depth
08/04/2015,00:02:48,Jonathan Tree,PIL
08/04/2015,00:03:11,okexnav,LAT :24.43280, LON : -166.09423, DEPTH :2425.1879m, TEMP :  1.68013C, SAL : 34.65328 PSU, DO :  3.38106 mg/L
08/04/2015,00:03:34,J.R. Smith,PIL mound or wall contact
08/04/2015,00:04:13,Scott France,Not sure we have seen ANY fish today, Randy
08/04/2015,00:04:45,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathypathes
08/04/2015,00:04:52,Scott France,Agree guys. CORCH
08/04/2015,00:07:00,amybaco-taylor,I just pulled up Cairn 2010 paper and it shows 3species, 2 Thouarella, max depth 750m, another Plumarella to depth of 1373
08/04/2015,00:07:35,randysinger,this sint too surprising given the topography and depth
08/04/2015,00:07:38,randysinger,*isnt
08/04/2015,00:07:45,randysinger,is there a current?
08/04/2015,00:08:11,okexnav,LAT :24.43265, LON : -166.09422, DEPTH :2414.1946m, TEMP :  1.68811C, SAL : 34.65205 PSU, DO :  3.34847 mg/L
08/04/2015,00:08:27,Diva Amon,POL
08/04/2015,00:08:31,Astrid Leitner,what speed and direction did we approximate here?
08/04/2015,00:08:47,tinamolodtsova,CORA
08/04/2015,00:08:52,Astrid Leitner,for the current\
08/04/2015,00:08:55,tinamolodtsova,SHI
08/04/2015,00:09:13,okeanosexplorer,will get you a current estimate soon
08/04/2015,00:09:28,nicolemorgan,SPO
08/04/2015,00:10:41,tinamolodtsova,Caprellida
08/04/2015,00:11:43,Astrid Leitner,holothurian under that rock?
08/04/2015,00:12:50,okeanosexplorer,very slight current from the west
08/04/2015,00:13:11,okexnav,LAT :24.43260, LON : -166.09412, DEPTH :2404.2170m, TEMP :  1.75128C, SAL : 34.64780 PSU, DO :  3.22035 mg/L
08/04/2015,00:13:51,randysinger,hmm interesting
08/04/2015,00:13:55,amybaco-taylor,Following on my earlier comment, Michele's paper only put a subset of THouarella into Plumarella, the rest stay Thouarella
08/04/2015,00:14:00,J.R. Smith,PIL WAL or mound CON
08/04/2015,00:14:05,Jonathan Tree,loose samples at the bottom of that break in slope?
08/04/2015,00:14:07,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/04/2015,00:14:15,tinamolodtsova,CORI
08/04/2015,00:14:15,okeanosexplorer,looks like it
08/04/2015,00:17:07,J.R. Smith,Nice view in cam 2, except for the seasick part of it…
08/04/2015,00:17:19,Scott France,Tina has just been pointing out to me Thouarella vitjaz, described in 2012, from specimens from 3200 m and 6400 m! Most interesting is the following: "Thouarella vitjaz n. sp. is only know from the middle of the northern Pacific Ocean, between the Marshall Islands and Johnston Atoll and from the south west of Green Island, the Midway Islands, the Hawaiian archipelago, Pacific Ocean"
08/04/2015,00:18:11,okexnav,LAT :24.43253, LON : -166.09416, DEPTH :2406.9944m, TEMP :  1.68874C, SAL : 34.65465 PSU, DO :  3.33325 mg/L
08/04/2015,00:18:49,randysinger,so awesome we can sample this trip!
08/04/2015,00:19:00,okeanosexplorer,I agree Randy!
08/04/2015,00:19:16,randysinger,now we just need a high speed claw for fish....
08/04/2015,00:19:28,randysinger,or a sucktion mount
08/04/2015,00:19:29,Astrid Leitner,or an ROV spear gun
08/04/2015,00:19:34,randysinger,even better
08/04/2015,00:20:39,randysinger,as if this didnt seem like a space mission enough...somehow slowly sampling rocks with a robotic arm makes it more so...
08/04/2015,00:20:45,amybaco-taylor,I can't get that paper from here, Tina, can you send it?
08/04/2015,00:21:04,tinamolodtsova,Yes, wait a minute
08/04/2015,00:21:09,randysinger,smamll FSH
08/04/2015,00:21:11,randysinger,*small
08/04/2015,00:21:17,okeanosexplorer,Rock sample collected - 2407m
08/04/2015,00:21:24,randysinger,confirmed macrouridae
08/04/2015,00:21:30,Astrid Leitner,could we zoom in ? macrourid for sure
08/04/2015,00:21:39,Diva Amon,OPH
08/04/2015,00:21:47,okeanosexplorer,24.4351 / -166.09422
08/04/2015,00:22:08,randysinger,maybe Nezumia
08/04/2015,00:22:16,randysinger,he's showing off
08/04/2015,00:22:42,okeanosexplorer,Jonathan any other metadata you need of the sample right now?
08/04/2015,00:23:11,okexnav,LAT :24.43256, LON : -166.09420, DEPTH :2407.0532m, TEMP :  1.66250C, SAL : 34.65736 PSU, DO :  3.41480 mg/L
08/04/2015,00:23:22,randysinger,throw a rock maybe he'll fetch it
08/04/2015,00:23:43,Astrid Leitner,how big is he
08/04/2015,00:24:00,randysinger,I saw lasers earlier and he looked like ~5cm
08/04/2015,00:24:05,randysinger,but it might have been less
08/04/2015,00:24:19,michaelgarcia,Great wal of pillow lavas
08/04/2015,00:24:44,Astrid Leitner,thats what I thought too - I don't think I have ever seen a macrourid so small
08/04/2015,00:25:07,tinamolodtsova,CORCH - bushy
08/04/2015,00:25:17,amybaco-taylor,sponge stalk?
08/04/2015,00:25:35,Scott France,SPO?
08/04/2015,00:25:40,tinamolodtsova,CORO fan
08/04/2015,00:25:49,amybaco-taylor,be good to zoom in on coral behind it to
08/04/2015,00:26:22,Andrea Quattrini,is that coral behind it different than what has been seen so far?
08/04/2015,00:26:34,amybaco-taylor,We haven't zoomed on one like it yet
08/04/2015,00:26:37,okeanosexplorer,emourmous SPO stalk
08/04/2015,00:26:38,tinamolodtsova,agree with amy
08/04/2015,00:26:46,randysinger,100+cm?
08/04/2015,00:26:48,Scott France,Sponge got to big to hold itself up…
08/04/2015,00:27:03,Scott France,3 meters ish
08/04/2015,00:27:05,randysinger,maybe even 150cm
08/04/2015,00:27:11,randysinger,ya 
08/04/2015,00:27:15,J.R. Smith,Overhaed cam 2 has good view with D2 and SPO
08/04/2015,00:27:34,amybaco-taylor,CORCH behind it
08/04/2015,00:28:11,okexnav,LAT :24.43228, LON : -166.09440, DEPTH :2395.0353m, TEMP :  1.68606C, SAL : 34.65482 PSU, DO :  3.36436 mg/L
08/04/2015,00:29:00,okeanosexplorer,We'll get you a zoom of the coral
08/04/2015,00:29:51,Scott France,CORCH Chrysogorgia
08/04/2015,00:31:33,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Farrea occa erecta
08/04/2015,00:32:53,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/04/2015,00:33:01,tinamolodtsova,CORI- whip
08/04/2015,00:33:10,Diva Amon,OPH
08/04/2015,00:33:11,okexnav,LAT :24.43231, LON : -166.09434, DEPTH :2392.6664m, TEMP :  1.66609C, SAL : 34.65422 PSU, DO :  3.40256 mg/L
08/04/2015,00:33:46,Scott France,ACN
08/04/2015,00:33:54,tinamolodtsova,ACN
08/04/2015,00:34:13,Andrea Quattrini,do you have an ID on that anemone?
08/04/2015,00:34:22,tinamolodtsova,CORI whip & Keratoisis
08/04/2015,00:34:28,okeanosexplorer,ACN - Exocoelactis
08/04/2015,00:34:55,Scott France,CORPR Narella?
08/04/2015,00:34:56,amybaco-taylor,CORPR
08/04/2015,00:35:03,Scott France,Amy?
08/04/2015,00:35:09,amybaco-taylor,Need zoom
08/04/2015,00:35:11,Scott France,Or too planar?
08/04/2015,00:35:30,tinamolodtsova,Can we look&
08/04/2015,00:35:44,Scott France,Agree - looks like Narella I've collected out there.
08/04/2015,00:36:03,amybaco-taylor,Can we zoom more?
08/04/2015,00:36:23,tinamolodtsova,more zoom?
08/04/2015,00:36:26,Scott France,Polyps certainly angled downward.
08/04/2015,00:37:10,Scott France,Looks like 3 large plate-like sclerites along polyp
08/04/2015,00:37:18,amybaco-taylor,Several of Hawaii Narella species are planar
08/04/2015,00:38:11,okexnav,LAT :24.43227, LON : -166.09428, DEPTH :2391.1617m, TEMP :  1.67368C, SAL : 34.65556 PSU, DO :  3.40156 mg/L
08/04/2015,00:38:55,Scott France,Try looing near base...
08/04/2015,00:38:58,Scott France,looking
08/04/2015,00:39:20,Scott France,It isn't an Acanella
08/04/2015,00:39:26,Scott France,Keratoisis something
08/04/2015,00:39:49,Scott France,"B" clade I suspect.
08/04/2015,00:40:00,okeanosexplorer,CORI - Keratoisis
08/04/2015,00:40:06,Scott France,Which has a lot of diversity to be described.
08/04/2015,00:40:25,Scott France,Keratoisis will be divided into several genera in the future.
08/04/2015,00:41:13,Diva Amon,POR
08/04/2015,00:41:20,Astrid Leitner,FSH
08/04/2015,00:41:28,Astrid Leitner,same macrourid again
08/04/2015,00:42:24,Scott France,I stepped away from screen and as I came back you were passing an interesting colony at that high point...
08/04/2015,00:42:29,Scott France,Know what it was?
08/04/2015,00:42:29,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/04/2015,00:42:35,amybaco-taylor,I was digging through the NArella paper trying to determine an ID, and it doesn't seem to fit the kjnown species
08/04/2015,00:42:41,Scott France,Primnoid or chrysogorgiid?
08/04/2015,00:42:46,amybaco-taylor,Primnoid
08/04/2015,00:43:11,okexnav,LAT :24.43217, LON : -166.09408, DEPTH :2383.3688m, TEMP :  1.67625C, SAL : 34.65552 PSU, DO :  3.37923 mg/L
08/04/2015,00:43:24,Scott France,I can't identify the Hawaiian primnoids to species from video...
08/04/2015,00:43:26,Diva Amon,mega sponge
08/04/2015,00:43:29,Astrid Leitner,how big is it
08/04/2015,00:43:36,Scott France,Its all up to you Amy!
08/04/2015,00:43:49,amybaco-taylor,Deepest previous Narella from Hawaii about 1500m
08/04/2015,00:44:01,Astrid Leitner,that looks a meter across
08/04/2015,00:44:07,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathypathes
08/04/2015,00:44:08,amybaco-taylor,All described Hawaiian Narella have more polyps per whorl
08/04/2015,00:44:21,brucemundy@noaasrs1.gso.uri.edu,Zoom in , please
08/04/2015,00:44:28,amybaco-taylor,Can we zoom in on Primnoid below once we are done with sponge?
08/04/2015,00:46:20,Andrea Quattrini,could that previous ?Narella have been Calyptrophora?
08/04/2015,00:47:17,amybaco-taylor,I take the Narella comments back, that was only half the table
08/04/2015,00:47:24,amybaco-taylor,:-[
08/04/2015,00:48:11,okexnav,LAT :24.43195, LON : -166.09389, DEPTH :2377.3771m, TEMP :  1.74758C, SAL : 34.64756 PSU, DO :  3.28230 mg/L
08/04/2015,00:48:13,Astrid Leitner,synaphobranchid brevidorsalis
08/04/2015,00:48:16,randysinger,FSH
08/04/2015,00:48:16,brucemundy@noaasrs1.gso.uri.edu,Mottled synaphobranchid?
08/04/2015,00:48:22,Astrid Leitner,mottled again
08/04/2015,00:49:01,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Bathypathes
08/04/2015,00:49:04,randysinger,man sight IDing synaphobranchids is pretty darn impressive
08/04/2015,00:49:05,brucemundy@noaasrs1.gso.uri.edu,I will send photos to Dave Smith and John McCosker for their thoughts
08/04/2015,00:49:17,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Farrea occa erecta
08/04/2015,00:49:30,okeanosexplorer,FSH - synaphobranchid brevidorsalis\n(8:49:26 PM) randysinger: FSH
08/04/2015,00:50:05,tinamolodtsova,the same as yesterday and about the same time
08/04/2015,00:51:42,amybaco-taylor,CORCH
08/04/2015,00:52:01,amybaco-taylor,Lost audio
08/04/2015,00:52:10,Diva Amon,do we know what time we are going to leave the seafloor?
08/04/2015,00:52:12,tinamolodtsova,Can we moove a bit to the left?
08/04/2015,00:52:17,Astrid Leitner,both this and yesterday's eels seemed very short compared to other synaphobranchids I have seen - any one else have any thoughts on this?
08/04/2015,00:52:22,Scott France,Gorgeous view
08/04/2015,00:52:55,amybaco-taylor,audio back
08/04/2015,00:53:11,okexnav,LAT :24.43187, LON : -166.09373, DEPTH :2372.2441m, TEMP :  1.75863C, SAL : 34.64397 PSU, DO :  3.34522 mg/L
08/04/2015,00:53:13,brucemundy@noaasrs1.gso.uri.edu,Astrid - that's why a look by the eel taxonomist's would be useful, but I agree with your I.D. 
08/04/2015,00:53:43,briankennedy,EX I think you dropped the conference call
08/04/2015,00:54:20,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/04/2015,00:55:11,randysinger,Astrid I agree but my experience is mostly with Atlantic individuals
08/04/2015,00:55:17,randysinger,that one looked very stocky
08/04/2015,00:57:16,randysinger,FSH
08/04/2015,00:57:22,Astrid Leitner,macrourid 
08/04/2015,00:57:24,randysinger,coryphaenoides?
08/04/2015,00:57:40,Astrid Leitner,longicirrus?
08/04/2015,00:58:11,okexnav,LAT :24.43169, LON : -166.09355, DEPTH :2367.7155m, TEMP :  1.74382C, SAL : 34.64924 PSU, DO :  3.22231 mg/L
08/04/2015,00:58:13,randysinger,they are so beutiful when they are alive
08/04/2015,00:58:14,briankennedy,can you call back into the conference call
08/04/2015,00:58:15,Scott France,You guys are not on the conference call
08/04/2015,00:58:31,randysinger,10/10
08/04/2015,00:58:33,brucemundy@noaasrs1.gso.uri.edu,FSH - looks like Coryphaenoides longicirrhus to me, too
08/04/2015,00:59:14,Astrid Leitner,this guy has copepod parasites too
08/04/2015,00:59:28,randysinger,yes Amanda Demopolis would love photos of that
08/04/2015,00:59:44,randysinger,im lagging to badly here to get a good one
08/04/2015,01:00:09,tinamolodtsova,have to leave for today. good luck
08/04/2015,01:00:20,Jonathan Tree,nice field of pillow lavas PIL
08/04/2015,01:00:25,Scott France,Bye Tina
08/04/2015,01:02:16,randysinger,if any of you dont know there is a Facebook group devoted to getting good still and video clips
08/04/2015,01:02:31,randysinger,"Underwater Webcams Screenshot Sharing" is the nam,e
08/04/2015,01:03:11,okexnav,LAT :24.43158, LON : -166.09337, DEPTH :2361.1844m, TEMP :  1.77521C, SAL : 34.64554 PSU, DO :  3.12988 mg/L
08/04/2015,01:03:52,Astrid Leitner,AST
08/04/2015,01:05:03,Astrid Leitner,can we zoom in on the light colored material?
08/04/2015,01:06:35,Santiago Herrera,barnacle plates?
08/04/2015,01:06:48,Santiago Herrera,can't tell from my video resolution
08/04/2015,01:09:04,Jonathan Tree,seems like that one is pretty cemented
08/04/2015,01:09:37,briankennedy,EX- you dropped the conference call again
08/04/2015,01:09:56,okexnav,LAT :24.43152, LON : -166.09337, DEPTH :2361.7041m, TEMP :  1.73857C, SAL : 34.64897 PSU, DO :  3.26392 mg/L
08/04/2015,01:09:57,okeanosexplorer,Jonathan is the flat rock we just loosened ok?
08/04/2015,01:10:09,Scott France,You are still audible in video stream but conference line gone.
08/04/2015,01:10:59,Scott France,I think he said on conference line thta that appears to be just a chunk of Mn
08/04/2015,01:11:35,Scott France,I'm transferring what Jonathon says on conference line to you.
08/04/2015,01:11:46,okeanosexplorer,Thanks Scott
08/04/2015,01:11:47,brucemundy@noaasrs1.gso.uri.edu,Catch and release - to be crusty another day
08/04/2015,01:11:54,J.R. Smith,Yes, I think it was a good call to drop it.
08/04/2015,01:12:37,Scott France,Can we look at that coral behind sponge…
08/04/2015,01:12:43,Scott France,To left if not too late...
08/04/2015,01:12:45,Scott France, Too late!
08/04/2015,01:12:48,Scott France,:-)
08/04/2015,01:12:49,Jonathan Tree,Is the UH ECC coming over on the conference call to the ship?
08/04/2015,01:13:01,Scott France,I should have run to the phone.
08/04/2015,01:13:13,Scott France,The conference lione is back.
08/04/2015,01:14:56,okexnav,LAT :24.43135, LON : -166.09330, DEPTH :2369.2823m, TEMP :  1.69684C, SAL : 34.65143 PSU, DO :  3.33282 mg/L
08/04/2015,01:14:59,randysinger,hey Scott
08/04/2015,01:15:08,J.R. Smith,PIL WAL or mound CON
08/04/2015,01:15:16,Scott France,No worries
08/04/2015,01:15:25,Scott France,What's up, Randy!
08/04/2015,01:16:56,randysinger,I kept meaning to say "hi" and I finally did it during the invert fest back there
08/04/2015,01:17:09,J.R. Smith,We call that hardpan, probably Mn on top.
08/04/2015,01:18:15,brucemundy@noaasrs1.gso.uri.edu,Ispopod on the crust edge?
08/04/2015,01:19:09,okeanosexplorer,dead BAR plates
08/04/2015,01:19:10,Jonathan Tree,thanks J. Smith, i couldn't think of the term but yes, hard pan would be the better term
08/04/2015,01:19:18,J.R. Smith,Not convinced that was CAR underneath, may have been SHE
08/04/2015,01:19:37,Scott France,If those are barnacle plates, where are all the barnacles…
08/04/2015,01:19:51,Astrid Leitner,what could support so many barnacles at this depth?
08/04/2015,01:19:57,okexnav,LAT :24.43114, LON : -166.09333, DEPTH :2379.6907m, TEMP :  1.70636C, SAL : 34.65287 PSU, DO :  3.33147 mg/L
08/04/2015,01:20:08,Diva Amon,bivalve shells
08/04/2015,01:20:11,amybaco-taylor,upslope somewhere
08/04/2015,01:20:24,Diva Amon,they have striations…..
08/04/2015,01:20:25,Santiago Herrera,seen large accumulations of barnacle plates on seamounts before, without any living barnacles around
08/04/2015,01:20:37,Scott France,These are accumulating in this pit...
08/04/2015,01:20:47,Santiago Herrera,right
08/04/2015,01:20:55,Santiago Herrera,saw similar things in Indonesia
08/04/2015,01:21:11,Jonathan Tree,so your'e thinkng that was a sheet flow huh John?
08/04/2015,01:21:46,Scott France,Where are we on the wall? Is there a steep slope above this point?
08/04/2015,01:21:52,Jonathan Tree,what did you see that convinced you it was not a sed deposit?
08/04/2015,01:21:59,Diva Amon,how do you spell that chris?
08/04/2015,01:22:07,Scott France,I agree they looked like barnacle plates - angular...
08/04/2015,01:22:34,Scott France,Interesting debris field here… Geologists?
08/04/2015,01:22:49,Scott France,Looks like a mini collapse. Why?
08/04/2015,01:23:15,J.R. Smith,Dunno, color looked like carbonate from a distance, but up close not so much, though time may tell as we move along.  Look at these, now…
08/04/2015,01:23:55,Astrid Leitner,sponge graveyard?
08/04/2015,01:24:37,briankennedy,we are done with the NAV screen thanks
08/04/2015,01:25:04,Scott France,Burrowing ACN at upper right
08/04/2015,01:25:12,J.R. Smith,Lots of TAL, various shapes and sizes, rounded and broken plates
08/04/2015,01:25:41,Scott France,ACN on CORI
08/04/2015,01:26:26,okexnav,LAT :24.43094, LON : -166.09327, DEPTH :2376.5854m, TEMP :  1.71822C, SAL : 34.65118 PSU, DO :  3.33458 mg/L
08/04/2015,01:26:54,Astrid Leitner,CRI
08/04/2015,01:28:05,Jonathan Tree,This is a very curious area we are in, not sure what to think of this TAL field and collapse with the ledge of sheet flow / mud os sed layering
08/04/2015,01:30:19,amybaco-taylor,I feel like we've seen this before at other sites, but I don
08/04/2015,01:30:24,amybaco-taylor,'t have a name for it
08/04/2015,01:31:26,okexnav,LAT :24.43084, LON : -166.09336, DEPTH :2377.1230m, TEMP :  1.72290C, SAL : 34.65473 PSU, DO :  3.30424 mg/L
08/04/2015,01:31:49,Scott France,For the sake of records, lets call this Isidella sp.
08/04/2015,01:32:24,okeanosexplorer,Thanks Scott CORI - Isidella sp.
08/04/2015,01:32:26,Scott France,Looks a lot like an Isidella we collected at 1600 m in Little Abaco Canyon Bahamas
08/04/2015,01:32:51,Scott France,CORCR Iridogorgia
08/04/2015,01:33:15,Scott France,Roger that
08/04/2015,01:33:33,Scott France,I did not see that yesterday.
08/04/2015,01:33:42,Scott France,Agreed - very different from what we just looked at
08/04/2015,01:34:05,Scott France,I'll look for images on the ftp site.
08/04/2015,01:34:13,Scott France,Great - thanks.
08/04/2015,01:34:30,Scott France,Lost video and I think conference line
08/04/2015,01:34:34,Scott France,Vidoe back
08/04/2015,01:34:38,Scott France,video
08/04/2015,01:35:05,Scott France,Conference call back
08/04/2015,01:35:24,Scott France,CORI
08/04/2015,01:35:41,Scott France,Keratoisis
08/04/2015,01:36:27,okexnav,LAT :24.43049, LON : -166.09334, DEPTH :2360.6962m, TEMP :  1.71400C, SAL : 34.65010 PSU, DO :  3.25943 mg/L
08/04/2015,01:36:49,Scott France,One of these Chrysogorgia with multiple branches may have bene what I saw from a distance and interpreted as Thouarella...
08/04/2015,01:37:14,Scott France,I mean bottlebrush like with multiple bottlebrush branbches
08/04/2015,01:37:27,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Bathypathes 
08/04/2015,01:37:30,Scott France,Anthomastus
08/04/2015,01:37:35,Scott France,CORO
08/04/2015,01:38:20,Scott France,What was the branching feather-like thing we just passed...?
08/04/2015,01:38:43,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Bolosoma
08/04/2015,01:38:55,Scott France,CORA Bathypathes
08/04/2015,01:39:41,Scott France,SPO dead on one side?
08/04/2015,01:39:57,Scott France,SQA on SPO
08/04/2015,01:40:18,Scott France,Looks like a munid crab
08/04/2015,01:41:11,Scott France,2 GAS
08/04/2015,01:41:27,okexnav,LAT :24.43043, LON : -166.09303, DEPTH :2351.2379m, TEMP :  1.73208C, SAL : 34.64762 PSU, DO :  3.24780 mg/L
08/04/2015,01:42:52,randysinger,FSH
08/04/2015,01:43:03,randysinger,macrourid
08/04/2015,01:43:07,Astrid Leitner,another nezumia?
08/04/2015,01:43:19,brucemundy@noaasrs1.gso.uri.edu,Very elongate macrourid, don't know genus
08/04/2015,01:43:20,randysinger,I got some video lag but it looked like it
08/04/2015,01:43:53,randysinger,for the people that like names "nezumi" is the Japanese word for "rat"
08/04/2015,01:44:36,Scott France,More of these tall fallen sponges tucked in the rocks...
08/04/2015,01:45:32,J.R. Smith,Extensive PIL field
08/04/2015,01:46:14,amybaco-taylor,anthomastus
08/04/2015,01:46:21,amybaco-taylor,can we zoom
08/04/2015,01:46:27,okexnav,LAT :24.43012, LON : -166.09270, DEPTH :2324.0010m, TEMP :  1.76159C, SAL : 34.64553 PSU, DO :  3.17296 mg/L
08/04/2015,01:46:28,Scott France,CRI
08/04/2015,01:46:35,Scott France,CORCR
08/04/2015,01:46:59,Scott France,Sorry CORCH
08/04/2015,01:48:39,Scott France,There was a small Chrysogorgid that we passed on the way to this Anthomastus...
08/04/2015,01:48:51,Scott France,Note: not asking you to find it!
08/04/2015,01:49:03,Scott France,Butr there it is to right of SPO
08/04/2015,01:49:27,randysinger,anyone else getting video lag?
08/04/2015,01:49:45,Scott France,Not right now, but frequent through dive
08/04/2015,01:49:58,Scott France,OK - now! ;-)
08/04/2015,01:50:12,Scott France,And back.
08/04/2015,01:50:34,J.R. Smith,Actually, with the pervasive and thick Mn coating and the smaller sizes of the 'lobes' or toes, it could be a TAL field instead.  Deceiving stuff, than Mn crust!  And then the bio gets in the way.
08/04/2015,01:51:08,briankennedy,OPH
08/04/2015,01:51:11,amybaco-taylor,CORA - Bathypathes
08/04/2015,01:51:14,Astrid Leitner,SHR
08/04/2015,01:51:21,okeanosexplorer,SHI - Nematocarcinus
08/04/2015,01:51:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42992, LON : -166.09239, DEPTH :2303.2128m, TEMP :  1.82247C, SAL : 34.64013 PSU, DO :  3.09518 mg/L
08/04/2015,01:51:39,mikeford, 
08/04/2015,01:52:23,amybaco-taylor,CORI
08/04/2015,01:52:25,amybaco-taylor,CORA
08/04/2015,01:52:33,amybaco-taylor,CORC
08/04/2015,01:52:37,Scott France,CORC…
08/04/2015,01:52:40,amybaco-taylor,Def coralliid
08/04/2015,01:53:54,briankennedy,note the large coral in the serios viee
08/04/2015,01:53:58,briankennedy,view
08/04/2015,01:54:07,randysinger,the guesss definitely help in event log for IDs in pubs etc. later
08/04/2015,01:54:22,randysinger,I know I use the discussion for fish (we catalog all the images at the Florida Museum)
08/04/2015,01:54:35,randysinger,gives you a starting point
08/04/2015,01:54:38,Scott France,Is it a SPO?
08/04/2015,01:54:40,Santiago Herrera,agree Amy
08/04/2015,01:54:57,Scott France,Yup SPO
08/04/2015,01:55:05,okeanosexplorer,CORC - Paracorallium?
08/04/2015,01:55:42,amybaco-taylor,You mean the one we just looked at?  I would say COrallium.  Paracorallium is now COrallium though either way
08/04/2015,01:56:02,okeanosexplorer,Thanks Amy
08/04/2015,01:56:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42973, LON : -166.09224, DEPTH :2285.0463m, TEMP :  1.86696C, SAL : 34.63591 PSU, DO :  2.99814 mg/L
08/04/2015,01:57:45,okeanosexplorer,CORA- Bathypathes
08/04/2015,01:58:40,Jonathan Tree,if there are any last minute chances on a potentially loose sample in this PIL field can you try to pick up a second geologic sample?
08/04/2015,01:59:21,Jonathan Tree,it does look highly cemented around here though
08/04/2015,01:59:32,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Caulophacus (Caulodiscus)
08/04/2015,02:01:25,Scott France,CORCH Metallogorgia
08/04/2015,02:01:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42944, LON : -166.09206, DEPTH :2268.4040m, TEMP :  1.87430C, SAL : 34.63619 PSU, DO :  2.98963 mg/L
08/04/2015,02:01:54,amybaco-taylor,CORC
08/04/2015,02:02:06,amybaco-taylor,Looks like NArella
08/04/2015,02:03:38,Scott France,I think someones phone may be unmuted...
08/04/2015,02:03:54,nicolemorgan,CRI - Isocrinus maybe
08/04/2015,02:04:27,nicolemorgan,scratch that, Hyocrinidae
08/04/2015,02:04:31,amybaco-taylor,They have 8 arms though
08/04/2015,02:05:09,Scott France,Really?
08/04/2015,02:05:18,Scott France,They also appear to have a hypostome...
08/04/2015,02:05:33,Scott France,Hope there are some good frame grabs.
08/04/2015,02:06:15,nicolemorgan,That's what Chris Mah, was saying today on Facebook, Hyocrinus is the 5 arm genus
08/04/2015,02:06:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42933, LON : -166.09194, DEPTH :2265.7128m, TEMP :  1.87902C, SAL : 34.63704 PSU, DO :  3.00242 mg/L
08/04/2015,02:07:09,Scott France,Just for record… HYD
08/04/2015,02:07:35,Scott France,What was that swimming?
08/04/2015,02:07:45,amybaco-taylor,Was that just a big primnoid
08/04/2015,02:08:01,okeanosexplorer,I did not get a good look Scott
08/04/2015,02:08:23,okeanosexplorer,looked like a picnogonid
08/04/2015,02:08:24,Scott France,Looks like more sediment drape here...
08/04/2015,02:08:27,J.R. Smith,Many of the ROC just look like Mn coated COB
08/04/2015,02:08:35,amybaco-taylor,HIgher densities too
08/04/2015,02:09:40,michaelgarcia,Nice pillows
08/04/2015,02:10:03,Scott France,Saw a yellow colony - ZOA? CORI?
08/04/2015,02:10:04,amybaco-taylor,CORO many
08/04/2015,02:10:16,amybaco-taylor,Nice
08/04/2015,02:10:19,Scott France,Pinnacles matter!
08/04/2015,02:10:20,michaelgarcia,some loose rocks are present
08/04/2015,02:10:42,Scott France,High density, but low diversity?
08/04/2015,02:10:53,Astrid Leitner,scott are we on the pinnacle?
08/04/2015,02:11:07,Scott France,I don't think we are that high yet Astrid...
08/04/2015,02:11:16,Scott France,I was just remarking on the feature in frame...
08/04/2015,02:11:24,Scott France,it looked like a local high point
08/04/2015,02:11:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42896, LON : -166.09164, DEPTH :2242.5427m, TEMP :  1.90540C, SAL : 34.63355 PSU, DO :  2.93937 mg/L
08/04/2015,02:11:35,amybaco-taylor,Can we get in closer and do some zooms?
08/04/2015,02:12:05,randysinger,whats that swimming left
08/04/2015,02:12:13,randysinger,nvm off camera
08/04/2015,02:12:19,amybaco-taylor,oh, thanks
08/04/2015,02:12:45,randysinger,do we havea  protocol instated to priortize swimmers over non-swimmers?
08/04/2015,02:12:46,amybaco-taylor,One on right there definitely CORI
08/04/2015,02:13:41,amybaco-taylor,CORA bathypathes
08/04/2015,02:13:59,amybaco-taylor,CORCH collected first
08/04/2015,02:14:05,amybaco-taylor,CORC
08/04/2015,02:14:54,nicolemorgan,CRI
08/04/2015,02:14:58,amybaco-taylor,CORA
08/04/2015,02:14:59,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Stauropathes
08/04/2015,02:15:15,amybaco-taylor,THere was a bathypathes below
08/04/2015,02:15:59,Astrid Leitner,randy - I think not :) we just have to think quickly
08/04/2015,02:16:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42890, LON : -166.09156, DEPTH :2244.4447m, TEMP :  1.90631C, SAL : 34.63233 PSU, DO :  2.90039 mg/L
08/04/2015,02:17:59,amybaco-taylor,I still think we get a 2 sample bonus for missing yesterady
08/04/2015,02:18:46,Scott France,Hey! Amy is right! ;-)
08/04/2015,02:19:14,Scott France,Looks like another Chrysogorgia "pinnata" just above
08/04/2015,02:19:33,nicolemorgan,It looks like the same one to me
08/04/2015,02:20:19,nicolemorgan,Zenometridae family, Sarametra triserialis
08/04/2015,02:21:02,Jonathan Tree,potentailly some loose rocks below us right now for another geologic sample
08/04/2015,02:21:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42864, LON : -166.09148, DEPTH :2241.1582m, TEMP :  1.90273C, SAL : 34.63494 PSU, DO :  2.87912 mg/L
08/04/2015,02:22:17,Scott France,This looks like the Isidella/Jasonisis again…
08/04/2015,02:22:33,okeanosexplorer,Currently investigating Jonathan
08/04/2015,02:22:46,amybaco-taylor,If you open the box a sample could accidentally fall in..
08/04/2015,02:23:52,Scott France,Barbacles in cluster atop CORI whip
08/04/2015,02:24:30,Jonathan Tree,wow, very cemented rocks down there!
08/04/2015,02:24:31,nicolemorgan,CORI - Acanella weberii
08/04/2015,02:25:04,Scott France,Nice view of a CORI whose larva settled on the side of a rock and as it grew it curled 90° upward
08/04/2015,02:26:20,Scott France,Small ASR under rock to right of loose rock
08/04/2015,02:26:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42872, LON : -166.09145, DEPTH :2243.3006m, TEMP :  1.91557C, SAL : 34.63323 PSU, DO :  2.89839 mg/L
08/04/2015,02:26:33,J.R. Smith,More Mn coated TAL and COB
08/04/2015,02:26:39,Astrid Leitner,OPH
08/04/2015,02:27:08,Scott France,Thanks Astrid - I meant OPH
08/04/2015,02:27:47,randysinger,brittlestar?
08/04/2015,02:28:44,amybaco-taylor,What time are we on bottom until?
08/04/2015,02:30:24,Scott France,Oh. I thought we were diving all night. Yes, it is night here…
08/04/2015,02:30:49,randysinger,ya its late here!
08/04/2015,02:30:49,amybaco-taylor,Could be?
08/04/2015,02:30:52,Scott France,Stoloniferous octocoral
08/04/2015,02:31:23,randysinger,are we going to do the typical "speed run" as time runs out before we surface to cover alot of ground?
08/04/2015,02:31:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42873, LON : -166.09140, DEPTH :2243.2243m, TEMP :  1.90005C, SAL : 34.63296 PSU, DO :  2.91480 mg/L
08/04/2015,02:32:00,Scott France,Great to collect a rock with "biology" on it.
08/04/2015,02:32:11,randysinger,YES
08/04/2015,02:32:15,randysinger,good point Scott
08/04/2015,02:32:46,brucemundy@noaasrs1.gso.uri.edu,Closeup of broken surface of rock?
08/04/2015,02:33:15,Scott France,I think the stalk will break off when dropped
08/04/2015,02:33:26,randysinger,just bang it on the ground
08/04/2015,02:33:31,randysinger,:)
08/04/2015,02:33:50,Scott France,Geologists call.
08/04/2015,02:34:51,okeanosexplorer,coral sample collected at 2243m
08/04/2015,02:35:04,okeanosexplorer,sorry rock sample collected at 223m
08/04/2015,02:35:05,Scott France,That would make a great suspense thriller for corals to watch. Got away at the last minute. Reprieve.
08/04/2015,02:36:00,okeanosexplorer,24.42869 / -166.09137 / 2243m
08/04/2015,02:36:06,randysinger,warp factor 9
08/04/2015,02:36:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42873, LON : -166.09138, DEPTH :2243.2934m, TEMP :  1.89971C, SAL : 34.63291 PSU, DO :  2.87957 mg/L
08/04/2015,02:37:05,randysinger,Scott I just spit out my tea
08/04/2015,02:37:21,Scott France,Excellent!
08/04/2015,02:37:31,Scott France,That just eggs me on.
08/04/2015,02:38:34,Astrid Leitner,SQA
08/04/2015,02:38:54,okeanosexplorer,CORCH - Iridogorgia
08/04/2015,02:39:07,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Bathypathes
08/04/2015,02:39:08,Scott France,Fish!
08/04/2015,02:39:15,brucemundy@noaasrs1.gso.uri.edu, FSH small macrourid
08/04/2015,02:39:28,Scott France,See Randy - equal opportunity.
08/04/2015,02:39:33,randysinger,boom
08/04/2015,02:39:38,randysinger,sadly my feed is lagging.
08/04/2015,02:39:41,randysinger,and I missed it
08/04/2015,02:40:16,Scott France,CORPR, CORI
08/04/2015,02:41:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42870, LON : -166.09115, DEPTH :2227.3225m, TEMP :  1.89391C, SAL : 34.63148 PSU, DO :  2.92091 mg/L
08/04/2015,02:42:31,randysinger,this is what I imagine some moon of a distant planet to look like
08/04/2015,02:43:00,Scott France,Note the primnoid colony has not reoriented upward...
08/04/2015,02:43:27,Scott France,The isidid colony earlier showed "adjustment" in growth to compensate for beginning growth on side of rock
08/04/2015,02:43:29,randysinger,FSH
08/04/2015,02:43:47,randysinger,macrourid
08/04/2015,02:43:53,Scott France,Parasite on fish
08/04/2015,02:43:55,nicolemorgan,randy - space example complete with lens flare :)
08/04/2015,02:44:06,randysinger,love it
08/04/2015,02:44:13,Scott France,Looks like isopod size from here
08/04/2015,02:44:20,randysinger,another corychaenoides
08/04/2015,02:44:21,brucemundy@noaasrs1.gso.uri.edu,Copryphaenoides longicirrhus?
08/04/2015,02:44:36,randysinger,*coryphaenoides
08/04/2015,02:44:42,Astrid Leitner,isopod parasite?
08/04/2015,02:44:47,Scott France,Yes isopod parasite
08/04/2015,02:45:01,randysinger,thats taking some energy from the poor little guy for sure
08/04/2015,02:45:27,Scott France,Parasite Cymothoidae?
08/04/2015,02:45:31,amybaco-taylor,Can we zoom on one of these big primnoids?
08/04/2015,02:45:54,amybaco-taylor,We just went ov er a couple too
08/04/2015,02:46:13,Astrid Leitner,the snout of that guy looked really rounded 
08/04/2015,02:46:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42876, LON : -166.09119, DEPTH :2224.9602m, TEMP :  1.88669C, SAL : 34.63401 PSU, DO :  2.95969 mg/L
08/04/2015,02:46:39,Scott France,Couldn't see that closely but definitely a tapered anterior end
08/04/2015,02:46:59,michaelgarcia,nice stack of partially eroded pillow lobes
08/04/2015,02:47:28,Scott France,Looks like an ASR in back of CORPR
08/04/2015,02:47:32,Scott France,Feeding?
08/04/2015,02:47:48,Scott France,Don't typically see them feeding on primnoids...
08/04/2015,02:48:38,Scott France,Agreed. From a distance looked like ASR… Sorry.
08/04/2015,02:48:47,Scott France,Jumped the gun. Gotta wait for Roland!
08/04/2015,02:49:15,Scott France,Or whoever is on video.
08/04/2015,02:49:27,amybaco-taylor,Horizontal polyps again
08/04/2015,02:49:39,Scott France,Yup - definitely not pointed downward.
08/04/2015,02:49:43,Astrid Leitner,CRI
08/04/2015,02:50:36,amybaco-taylor,Could be or parastenella perhaps
08/04/2015,02:50:41,Scott France,That is a pretty good guess.
08/04/2015,02:50:46,amybaco-taylor,Candidella has horizontal polypos as well
08/04/2015,02:50:52,Scott France,I'm checking Cairns literature
08/04/2015,02:51:02,Scott France,I don't think that was a Candidella.
08/04/2015,02:51:05,amybaco-taylor,I'm leaning toward parastenella though
08/04/2015,02:51:12,Scott France,Axis didn't look right to me.
08/04/2015,02:51:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42873, LON : -166.09121, DEPTH :2228.9778m, TEMP :  1.87902C, SAL : 34.63498 PSU, DO :  2.98853 mg/L
08/04/2015,02:51:40,amybaco-taylor,Paracalyptrophora has some spiky sclerites around the polyp mouth usually
08/04/2015,02:51:42,randysinger,someone please name a genus of those "umbrella"
08/04/2015,02:51:49,randysinger,if you won't I will
08/04/2015,02:53:58,randysinger,we hear you!
08/04/2015,02:54:17,Scott France,I can hear Chris fine
08/04/2015,02:54:31,Scott France,on both video and conference line
08/04/2015,02:54:43,randysinger,yup same
08/04/2015,02:55:44,Scott France,Randy - are you asking about the large sponges?
08/04/2015,02:56:08,randysinger,I was just reading all the "-ella" names
08/04/2015,02:56:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42881, LON : -166.09132, DEPTH :2233.7631m, TEMP :  1.88027C, SAL : 34.63657 PSU, DO :  2.93376 mg/L
08/04/2015,02:56:43,randysinger,and it made me think if a new one was found it should be called "umbrella" it was a bad suggestion/joke
08/04/2015,02:56:50,randysinger,ignore me
08/04/2015,02:57:12,Scott France,He is ready for Jon Stewart!
08/04/2015,02:57:26,amybaco-taylor,I'll pass the umbrella suggewstion onto Cairns
08/04/2015,02:57:37,amybaco-taylor,:)
08/04/2015,02:57:40,randysinger,:)
08/04/2015,02:57:55,randysinger,I havent read yet do we have any midwater transects?
08/04/2015,02:57:57,Scott France,This was a great dive.
08/04/2015,02:58:01,randysinger,indeed
08/04/2015,02:58:32,randysinger,something swimming right
08/04/2015,02:58:39,randysinger,maybe
08/04/2015,02:59:18,Scott France,Can we see bathymetry on camera 2?
08/04/2015,02:59:39,Astrid Leitner,no ophidiids today
08/04/2015,02:59:48,Scott France,Just want to compare where we are with what I'm seeing...
08/04/2015,03:00:01,Scott France,Sorry HPAC screen
08/04/2015,03:00:02,randysinger,I find the ophidiids hate current
08/04/2015,03:00:06,randysinger,but thats qualitative
08/04/2015,03:00:16,randysinger,thats why I asked about current earlier
08/04/2015,03:00:27,Scott France,Thank you
08/04/2015,03:01:02,Scott France,Can we zoom out on HPAC?
08/04/2015,03:01:07,Scott France,A bit?
08/04/2015,03:01:15,Scott France,Or is it needed for recovery?
08/04/2015,03:01:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42893, LON : -166.09186, DEPTH :2216.6771m, TEMP :  1.82964C, SAL : 34.63999 PSU, DO :  3.05992 mg/L
08/04/2015,03:01:50,amybaco-taylor,Sorry its Calyptrophora with the spikeys sclerites, I really should have brought my repritn collection with me!
08/04/2015,03:02:24,okeanosexplorer,CAn you see it Scott?
08/04/2015,03:03:49,randysinger,Fledermaus = bat in German
08/04/2015,03:04:53,randysinger,good dive everyone
08/04/2015,03:04:57,randysinger,see you later!
08/04/2015,03:05:04,Scott France,Ciao.
08/04/2015,03:06:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42905, LON : -166.09209, DEPTH :2081.4937m, TEMP :  2.00752C, SAL : 34.62258 PSU, DO :  2.75744 mg/L
08/04/2015,03:11:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42911, LON : -166.09153, DEPTH :1964.6815m, TEMP :  2.08555C, SAL : 34.61678 PSU, DO :  2.69508 mg/L
08/04/2015,03:16:38,okexnav,LAT :24.42902, LON : -166.09052, DEPTH :1834.8360m, TEMP :  2.17578C, SAL : 34.60734 PSU, DO :  2.55829 mg/L
08/04/2015,03:21:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42878, LON : -166.08952, DEPTH :1699.5520m, TEMP :  2.33371C, SAL : 34.59398 PSU, DO :  2.33972 mg/L
08/04/2015,03:26:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42859, LON : -166.08846, DEPTH :1558.1883m, TEMP :  2.53695C, SAL : 34.57791 PSU, DO :  2.18129 mg/L
08/04/2015,03:31:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42842, LON : -166.08719, DEPTH :1424.6161m, TEMP :  2.89366C, SAL : 34.54817 PSU, DO :  1.87200 mg/L
08/04/2015,03:36:56,okexnav,LAT :24.42832, LON : -166.08577, DEPTH :1277.9853m, TEMP :  3.15704C, SAL : 34.52190 PSU, DO :  1.69176 mg/L
08/04/2015,03:41:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42832, LON : -166.08400, DEPTH :1133.4018m, TEMP :  3.53044C, SAL : 34.47307 PSU, DO :  1.37614 mg/L
08/04/2015,03:46:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42832, LON : -166.08232, DEPTH : 989.0729m, TEMP :  3.94326C, SAL : 34.40356 PSU, DO :  1.09484 mg/L
08/04/2015,03:51:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42821, LON : -166.08064, DEPTH : 846.3454m, TEMP :  4.31902C, SAL : 34.29844 PSU, DO :  0.91999 mg/L
08/04/2015,03:56:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42827, LON : -166.07883, DEPTH : 702.0059m, TEMP :  5.03328C, SAL : 34.11470 PSU, DO :  1.61081 mg/L
08/04/2015,04:01:27,okexnav,LAT :24.42830, LON : -166.07703, DEPTH : 558.0199m, TEMP :  7.01075C, SAL : 34.04052 PSU, DO :  3.87968 mg/L
08/04/2015,04:06:28,okexnav,LAT :24.42847, LON : -166.07532, DEPTH : 411.8173m, TEMP : 10.48185C, SAL : 34.16146 PSU, DO :  5.99628 mg/L
08/04/2015,04:11:31,okexnav,LAT :24.42903, LON : -166.07369, DEPTH : 265.1235m, TEMP : 16.57957C, SAL : 34.77038 PSU, DO :  6.73368 mg/L
08/04/2015,04:16:28,okexnav,LAT :24.42915, LON : -166.07213, DEPTH : 117.9421m, TEMP : 21.48369C, SAL : 35.43699 PSU, DO :  6.94089 mg/L
08/04/2015,04:21:28,okexnav,LAT :24.42940, LON : -166.07055, DEPTH :  45.7597m, TEMP : 24.28336C, SAL : 35.30448 PSU, DO :  7.20897 mg/L
08/04/2015,04:26:28,okexnav,LAT :24.42951, LON : -166.06958, DEPTH :?????????m, TEMP : ????????C, SAL : ????????? PSU, DO : ???????? mg/L
08/04/2015,04:31:28,okexnav,LAT :24.42951, LON : -166.06958, DEPTH :m, TEMP : C, SAL :  PSU, DO :  mg/L
08/04/2015,04:36:28,okexnav,LAT :ERROR, LON : ERROR, DEPTH :m, TEMP : C, SAL :  PSU, DO :  mg/L
08/04/2015,09:21:15,kelleyelliott,Hi All - the ship is currently conducting underway transit mapping operations en route to our next dive site. Dive 03 of EX1504L2 will take place tomorrow on the North St Rogatien rift zone ridge.  ROV deployment is planned to start at ~8am with the vehicle in the water by ~9am. We expect to be on bottom for the start of the dive at 2200m around 10am. Tomorrow's dive will have a regular start and end time, with the vehicles secured on deck by about 5:30pm tomorrow.
08/04/2015,18:14:18,mikeford,hello everyone
08/04/2015,18:17:37,briankennedy,good morning mike
08/04/2015,18:20:44,okeanosexplorer,Aloha everyone and welcome to dive 3
08/04/2015,18:21:07,okeanosexplorer,ROV just went in the water
08/04/2015,18:22:37,Scott France,Sea state looks pretty good.
08/04/2015,18:24:08,okeanosexplorer,Yes, calm seas indeed
08/04/2015,18:29:31,kaseycantwell,suggestion from Bruce Mundy - FSH psenes cyanophrys?
08/04/2015,18:30:25,okeanosexplorer,Thanks Bruce
08/04/2015,18:30:43,kaseycantwell,FSH psenes cyanophrys?
08/04/2015,18:31:23,mikeford,please keep camera looking forward
08/04/2015,18:31:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62656, LON : -167.24316, DEPTH : 212.3680m, TEMP : 14.93823C, SAL : 34.54420 PSU, DO :  6.69651 mg/L
08/04/2015,18:36:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62643, LON : -167.24179, DEPTH : 364.4730m, TEMP : 10.80990C, SAL : 34.18063 PSU, DO :  6.27923 mg/L
08/04/2015,18:38:33,okeanosexplorer,Is that better Mike?
08/04/2015,18:39:19,mikeford,good.  thank you.  
08/04/2015,18:41:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62641, LON : -167.24045, DEPTH : 510.3645m, TEMP :  7.45975C, SAL : 34.04783 PSU, DO :  4.74549 mg/L
08/04/2015,18:43:47,Nicole Morgan,Chris Mah has been talking with Marie Eleaume and our yellow stalked crinoid is Bathycrinidae. Apparently usually only found at very deep sites and not well studied!
08/04/2015,18:46:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62629, LON : -167.23967, DEPTH : 675.4163m, TEMP :  5.07239C, SAL : 34.12495 PSU, DO :  1.89112 mg/L
08/04/2015,18:46:48,okeanosexplorer,Thanks Nicole!
08/04/2015,18:51:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62641, LON : -167.23954, DEPTH : 828.7841m, TEMP :  4.19180C, SAL : 34.29199 PSU, DO :  0.88367 mg/L
08/04/2015,18:52:20,mikeford,when the ROV is done with the color balancing, if you could point the D2 camera forward and parallel with the bottom, that would be best for scanning the water on the way down.  
08/04/2015,18:53:55,okeanosexplorer,Will do
08/04/2015,18:55:05,mikeford,thanks!
08/04/2015,18:56:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62640, LON : -167.23955, DEPTH : 982.8937m, TEMP :  3.81297C, SAL : 34.41775 PSU, DO :  1.06051 mg/L
08/04/2015,18:59:56,J.R. Smith,Some geological setting info for the listeners and chatters: Rogatien Ridge is located just to the east of Gardner Pinnacles and is interpreted as an ancient volcanic rift zone with a carbonate cap on its shallower portion at about 350 m w.d.  The feature is informally named at present, simply appointed after the closest recognized bank called St. Rogatien Bank.  No dates or compositional information are available specifically for the rift zone rocks, though samples from St. Rogatien Bank area were reported to be post-shield (Garcia et al., 2014) with a calculated age over 14 Ma (Clague, 1996).  The large Rogatien Ridge complex, which encompasses the French Frigate Shoals atoll along with the Brooks and St. Rogatien Banks, may have helped buttress Gardner’s east flank against failure while also having had its own orientation affected by the massive Gardner platform. 
08/04/2015,19:01:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62629, LON : -167.23958, DEPTH :1131.9837m, TEMP :  3.48666C, SAL : 34.48100 PSU, DO :  1.44339 mg/L
08/04/2015,19:02:50,Scott France,Thanks for that info J.R.
08/04/2015,19:03:30,J.R. Smith,One more geo setting blast for the interested parties:  The ridge is nearly 150 km in length and 40 km wide, about twice as long as Puna Ridge on Kilauea, and slightly longer than the massive Hana Ridge extending east off Haleakala on Maui.  The rift zone flank morphology of Rogatien is also similar to Hana and Puna.  Most obviously, its nature changes markedly from debris channels shedding material downslope from the carbonate platform, or the island in the case of the Kilauea East Rift Zone/Puna Ridge, to a rough, volcanic morphology once beyond it.  Rogatien shares several additional characteristics with Hana and Puna, including the broad terraced platform of Hana and the rotational slump blocks on the southern side of Puna Ridge.  This bench and basin morphology, as seen on the west flank of Rogatien Ridge, is a common feature in the slumps of the main Hawaiian Islands.
08/04/2015,19:05:09,mikeford,was that in D2?
08/04/2015,19:05:16,Nicole Morgan,JFH
08/04/2015,19:05:28,mikeford,I think we have Seirios view on the I2 feed
08/04/2015,19:05:57,okeanosexplorer,Good morning Charlotte.  We collected the first two coral samples yesterday and your kit was very easy to use so thanks very much.  I have so many emails now in my EX folder that I couldn't find one of your earlier ones that mentioned whether your vials needed to be frozen.  Your instruction sheet directions didn't mention it and I'm pretty sure we don't have to but could you confirm?  Thanks.
08/04/2015,19:06:26,mikeford,great!
08/04/2015,19:06:30,randysinger,or fish!
08/04/2015,19:06:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62592, LON : -167.23933, DEPTH :1296.2741m, TEMP :  3.09957C, SAL : 34.52530 PSU, DO :  1.77305 mg/L
08/04/2015,19:06:48,randysinger,will break for dragonfish
08/04/2015,19:09:45,Charlotte Seid (OGL),Thanks for the kind words!
08/04/2015,19:11:12,Charlotte Seid (OGL),You're correct: they don't need to be frozen
08/04/2015,19:11:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62594, LON : -167.23950, DEPTH :1442.0657m, TEMP :  2.82429C, SAL : 34.54946 PSU, DO :  1.92862 mg/L
08/04/2015,19:16:37,okexnav,LAT :25.62613, LON : -167.23960, DEPTH :1602.5841m, TEMP :  2.54404C, SAL : 34.57555 PSU, DO :  2.24563 mg/L
08/04/2015,19:21:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62617, LON : -167.23965, DEPTH :1753.5470m, TEMP :  2.32863C, SAL : 34.59400 PSU, DO :  2.42546 mg/L
08/04/2015,19:26:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62633, LON : -167.23973, DEPTH :1909.8043m, TEMP :  1.88436C, SAL : 34.63066 PSU, DO :  2.97498 mg/L
08/04/2015,19:26:37,randysinger,technically ALL the time you need the sample in hand for every organism :)
08/04/2015,19:26:50,randysinger,from a photo you can only ever be 99% sure at most
08/04/2015,19:28:22,okeanosexplorer,Good point Randy. You fish biologists just seem to be much better at telling things apart in situ.
08/04/2015,19:30:52,mikeford,particle field in Seirios is great.  
08/04/2015,19:31:33,okexnav,LAT :25.62634, LON : -167.23968, DEPTH :2063.6437m, TEMP :  1.80949C, SAL : 34.63720 PSU, DO :  3.15414 mg/L
08/04/2015,19:35:37,Nicole Morgan,JFH
08/04/2015,19:36:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62634, LON : -167.23937, DEPTH :2136.0198m, TEMP :  1.80476C, SAL : 34.63846 PSU, DO :  3.16214 mg/L
08/04/2015,19:37:14,J.R. Smith,I don't see Mike or Jonathan logged on yet, so I may be the only geo person.  
08/04/2015,19:37:27,randysinger,current?
08/04/2015,19:37:59,randysinger,possible FSH behind the rock to the left
08/04/2015,19:38:01,J.R. Smith,TAL CON
08/04/2015,19:38:13,randysinger,in far left corner of D2 camera
08/04/2015,19:39:05,J.R. Smith,Some kind of pavement or hardpan
08/04/2015,19:40:55,J.R. Smith,Its a geologic CONtact
08/04/2015,19:41:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62636, LON : -167.23929, DEPTH :2153.4589m, TEMP :  1.80932C, SAL : 34.63775 PSU, DO :  3.16187 mg/L
08/04/2015,19:41:50,michaelgarcia,Yes, this is Mn nodule field
08/04/2015,19:41:59,Diva Amon,I am and it definitely does. Are they accreted together?
08/04/2015,19:42:01,michaelgarcia,lasers on please
08/04/2015,19:42:47,Diva Amon,if we have a chance, could we see if they are loose or not please
08/04/2015,19:43:13,J.R. Smith,That's amazingly dense!
08/04/2015,19:43:40,Diva Amon,looks like nodule platform all glued together 
08/04/2015,19:44:32,kaseycantwell,did you guys collect or have backscatter data over this site?
08/04/2015,19:45:06,okeanosexplorer,We do have backscatter data over this area
08/04/2015,19:46:21,kaseycantwell,thanks
08/04/2015,19:46:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62630, LON : -167.23934, DEPTH :2153.6954m, TEMP :  1.82150C, SAL : 34.63913 PSU, DO :  3.16988 mg/L
08/04/2015,19:47:34,michaelgarcia,I was just suggesting to test this idea that they were cemented. No interest
08/04/2015,19:47:45,Diva Amon,much more interested in biology on nodules rather than nodules themselves
08/04/2015,19:50:12,J.R. Smith,Any possibility they could be Mn coated rhodoliths instead?  We've collected those elsewhere up here, I believe.
08/04/2015,19:51:33,okexnav,LAT :25.62639, LON : -167.23924, DEPTH :2153.5175m, TEMP :  1.81103C, SAL : 34.63987 PSU, DO :  3.13955 mg/L
08/04/2015,19:52:48,Nicole Morgan,CRI - Hyocrinidae
08/04/2015,19:53:17,Scott France,CORI
08/04/2015,19:53:23,Scott France,in background
08/04/2015,19:53:38,Scott France,SPO in front?
08/04/2015,19:53:53,Scott France,Haha
08/04/2015,19:54:12,Scott France,The whip on left - is it a SPO perhaps?
08/04/2015,19:54:39,Scott France,Yes - those whip-loke things. SPO?
08/04/2015,19:54:45,Scott France,whip-like
08/04/2015,19:54:47,Nicole Morgan,ACN on lip of boulder?
08/04/2015,19:54:55,Nicole Morgan,OPH
08/04/2015,19:54:56,Scott France,They aren'y isidid stalks anyway...
08/04/2015,19:55:38,Scott France,Yes, sponges.
08/04/2015,19:56:16,Scott France,"Confirmed!?" GUessed more like it.
08/04/2015,19:56:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62638, LON : -167.23920, DEPTH :2153.9624m, TEMP :  1.82389C, SAL : 34.63636 PSU, DO :  3.16156 mg/L
08/04/2015,19:56:33,Scott France,Cladorhizid sponges probably
08/04/2015,19:59:12,Scott France,I think you were looking on the edge of a flat, feather-like stalk.
08/04/2015,19:59:19,Scott France,i.e. looking on the knife edge
08/04/2015,20:00:17,okeanosexplorer,SHI
08/04/2015,20:00:17,randysinger,SHI
08/04/2015,20:00:56,randysinger,bummer.
08/04/2015,20:00:56,J.R. Smith,TAL POC
08/04/2015,20:01:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62652, LON : -167.23949, DEPTH :2113.6024m, TEMP :  1.81547C, SAL : 34.63801 PSU, DO :  3.12353 mg/L
08/04/2015,20:03:45,randysinger,lost audio
08/04/2015,20:03:52,randysinger,guess this is a good time for me to drive home
08/04/2015,20:06:04,Nicole Morgan,SHI
08/04/2015,20:06:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62664, LON : -167.24018, DEPTH :2091.0302m, TEMP :  1.81604C, SAL : 34.64016 PSU, DO :  3.17854 mg/L
08/04/2015,20:08:05,Scott France,Daniel - sent you a private message in side tab…
08/04/2015,20:08:27,okeanosexplorer,got it scott
08/04/2015,20:11:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62678, LON : -167.23969, DEPTH :2090.8920m, TEMP :  1.81683C, SAL : 34.63800 PSU, DO :  3.10075 mg/L
08/04/2015,20:12:25,Scott France,I concur with that choice Chris. Make hay.
08/04/2015,20:15:28,Scott France,Bottom reacquired.
08/04/2015,20:16:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62662, LON : -167.23939, DEPTH :2134.6662m, TEMP :  1.82292C, SAL : 34.63736 PSU, DO :  3.16343 mg/L
08/04/2015,20:16:52,michaelgarcia,Talus field of pillow fragments
08/04/2015,20:17:05,Diva Amon,COR
08/04/2015,20:17:55,J.R. Smith,TAL PIL POC
08/04/2015,20:17:56,Scott France,So we are only a couple meters shallower than before, so good shape.
08/04/2015,20:18:11,Scott France,CORI
08/04/2015,20:19:50,Nicole Morgan,Lost audio
08/04/2015,20:19:51,Scott France,Color balance is off on my feed - is that something being adjusted?
08/04/2015,20:19:58,Scott France,Looks purple
08/04/2015,20:20:49,Scott France,No audio from science if you are talking. Can hear the poilots
08/04/2015,20:21:00,Scott France,Now I can hear you.
08/04/2015,20:21:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62655, LON : -167.23941, DEPTH :2148.1950m, TEMP :  1.82400C, SAL : 34.63870 PSU, DO :  3.15178 mg/L
08/04/2015,20:23:34,Scott France,Sorry - color problem was an issue at my end, now solved.
08/04/2015,20:23:39,Andrea Quattrini,stalked CRI 
08/04/2015,20:23:48,michaelgarcia,The boulder is a fragment of a dike. Note the parallel joints
08/04/2015,20:23:48,Andrea Quattrini,CORI
08/04/2015,20:24:03,Andrea Quattrini,cup coral?
08/04/2015,20:24:08,Andrea Quattrini,on left
08/04/2015,20:24:26,Scott France,Don't see it Andrea.
08/04/2015,20:24:39,Scott France,I see what you mean - small white stalk
08/04/2015,20:24:47,Scott France,Couple of them
08/04/2015,20:24:53,Andrea Quattrini,yea a few, but maybe not cups
08/04/2015,20:24:57,Scott France,And one in lower front right
08/04/2015,20:25:26,Andrea Quattrini,that one looks more like a cup coral
08/04/2015,20:25:30,michaelgarcia,This dike fragment is consistent with being near a rift zone that has undergone landsliding
08/04/2015,20:25:43,J.R. Smith,Pebbles or small RUB amongst the larger PIL TAL
08/04/2015,20:25:49,Diva Amon,OPH
08/04/2015,20:26:01,Scott France,Also a SPO - cladorhizid
08/04/2015,20:26:16,Scott France,Orange patch a former meal?
08/04/2015,20:26:20,Andrea Quattrini,why discolore?
08/04/2015,20:26:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62642, LON : -167.23929, DEPTH :2153.8089m, TEMP :  1.81541C, SAL : 34.63809 PSU, DO :  3.16111 mg/L
08/04/2015,20:26:33,Scott France,Tiny OPH on the SPO
08/04/2015,20:26:40,Scott France,Just below orange patch
08/04/2015,20:27:07,Andrea Quattrini,two different cladorhizids? or different sizes of same species
08/04/2015,20:27:29,Scott France,The bigger ones look different to me...
08/04/2015,20:27:44,Scott France,but so do small and large Metallogorgia melanotrichos!
08/04/2015,20:28:18,Andrea Quattrini,i would think different species...
08/04/2015,20:28:48,Scott France,The big one appears to have spicules only arising opposite, but small one has them all around.
08/04/2015,20:31:09,Scott France,That didn't sound so hard to describe! ;-)
08/04/2015,20:31:19,Scott France,Good description.
08/04/2015,20:31:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62637, LON : -167.23933, DEPTH :2153.8030m, TEMP :  1.87367C, SAL : 34.64863 PSU, DO :  3.15264 mg/L
08/04/2015,20:31:51,Scott France,How easy will it fit in box if it is really long?
08/04/2015,20:33:46,Andrea Quattrini,i think those are cup corals as well X3
08/04/2015,20:33:47,Diva Amon,we have seen something similar to this sponge in the eastern Clarion-Clipperton Zone (not collected though)
08/04/2015,20:33:53,michaelgarcia,Wow, amazing job extracting that thing. How are they able to hold on to this delicate feature?
08/04/2015,20:34:46,Scott France,I think there is taigon tubing on each finger of the manipulator claw to get a good steady hold.
08/04/2015,20:36:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62641, LON : -167.23932, DEPTH :2153.0132m, TEMP :  1.83783C, SAL : 34.63498 PSU, DO :  3.11639 mg/L
08/04/2015,20:36:48,Scott France,Just a note about these sponges being unusual in Hawaiian waters… As far as we know they are unusual at depths >1500 meters, but since there has been so little work at these depths, who knows. That is why we are exploring here!
08/04/2015,20:36:58,Scott France,sorry,1500 m
08/04/2015,20:38:21,Scott France,Thanks.
08/04/2015,20:39:11,okeanosexplorer,SPO - cladorhizid (large) colleted, 2152m
08/04/2015,20:41:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62647, LON : -167.23921, DEPTH :2153.1668m, TEMP :  1.82087C, SAL : 34.63868 PSU, DO :  3.11441 mg/L
08/04/2015,20:44:41,Andrea Quattrini,I missed it-are we moving from that spot?
08/04/2015,20:44:48,okeanosexplorer,yes
08/04/2015,20:45:02,Andrea Quattrini,ok-keep your eye out for cup corals to get zooms on in the future
08/04/2015,20:45:16,Andrea Quattrini,please :)
08/04/2015,20:45:21,okeanosexplorer,yes
08/04/2015,20:46:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62655, LON : -167.23928, DEPTH :2151.1095m, TEMP :  1.82605C, SAL : 34.63698 PSU, DO :  3.13715 mg/L
08/04/2015,20:51:14,amybaco-taylor,SPO
08/04/2015,20:51:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62651, LON : -167.23948, DEPTH :2148.3880m, TEMP :  1.83283C, SAL : 34.63666 PSU, DO :  3.08431 mg/L
08/04/2015,20:51:56,amybaco-taylor,lost audio on conf call
08/04/2015,20:52:05,amybaco-taylor,baby poliopogon?
08/04/2015,20:52:33,Scott France,I can hear them on conference line.
08/04/2015,20:52:39,amybaco-taylor,I can now too
08/04/2015,20:54:55,amybaco-taylor,CORI
08/04/2015,20:55:55,Scott France,Like all the corals! Difficult!
08/04/2015,20:56:14,Scott France,Very small Anthomastus?
08/04/2015,20:56:21,Scott France,Passed now
08/04/2015,20:56:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62649, LON : -167.23957, DEPTH :2142.3963m, TEMP :  1.84660C, SAL : 34.63612 PSU, DO :  3.10659 mg/L
08/04/2015,20:58:16,okeanosexplorer,CORC - Corallium
08/04/2015,20:58:23,amybaco-taylor,Hard to say
08/04/2015,20:58:25,Scott France,Paragorgia or CORC
08/04/2015,20:58:26,okeanosexplorer,?
08/04/2015,20:58:27,amybaco-taylor,proibably CORC\n
08/04/2015,20:58:46,Scott France,I think Corallium… actually. Looks "hard"
08/04/2015,20:58:50,amybaco-taylor,I'd say more likely CORC\n
08/04/2015,20:58:59,Scott France,Amy and I have aligned.
08/04/2015,20:59:23,Scott France,Note: CORC = Corallium in the codes, so I was giving both alternatives at first...
08/04/2015,20:59:31,Scott France,Not being defensive! ;-)
08/04/2015,20:59:50,Scott France,Haha!
08/04/2015,21:01:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62647, LON : -167.23956, DEPTH :2142.6846m, TEMP :  1.86525C, SAL : 34.63223 PSU, DO :  3.10761 mg/L
08/04/2015,21:03:02,Scott France,Looks like it, but I can't see the polyps well enough from here
08/04/2015,21:03:15,amybaco-taylor,corch
08/04/2015,21:04:09,okeanosexplorer,CORCH - Chrysogorgia pinnata? (collected on Dive02)
08/04/2015,21:04:12,Andrea Quattrini,CORCH similar to same one collected yesterday
08/04/2015,21:04:34,Scott France,CORPR
08/04/2015,21:04:54,amybaco-taylor,polyps down
08/04/2015,21:05:00,amybaco-taylor,2 per row
08/04/2015,21:05:07,Scott France,And whorls of 3...
08/04/2015,21:05:11,amybaco-taylor,yeah 3
08/04/2015,21:05:36,amybaco-taylor,Thanks
08/04/2015,21:05:43,Scott France,No tighter ID from me! Too many primnoid genera!
08/04/2015,21:06:01,Scott France,Could be Narella. Go with ?Narella if you want.
08/04/2015,21:06:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62659, LON : -167.23966, DEPTH :2142.6304m, TEMP :  1.84125C, SAL : 34.63791 PSU, DO :  3.09382 mg/L
08/04/2015,21:06:52,amybaco-taylor,Can we collect more toay since we are outside the monument?
08/04/2015,21:07:11,okeanosexplorer,Yes Amy!
08/04/2015,21:07:19,amybaco-taylor,Woohoo!
08/04/2015,21:08:24,Astrid Leitner,We should really try to get to the top of the ridge to see if the ridge will have higher densities than this relatively barren terrain
08/04/2015,21:08:41,Andrea Quattrini,anyone else's video cutting in and out  a lot?
08/04/2015,21:09:00,Scott France,No has been very stable today. Well, until this very second!
08/04/2015,21:09:02,Astrid Leitner,I just lost video
08/04/2015,21:09:13,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Bathypathes
08/04/2015,21:09:25,J.R. Smith,Looks like typical volcanic TAL
08/04/2015,21:09:31,Scott France,Can still hear conference line but video gone here as well
08/04/2015,21:09:45,Andrea Quattrini,no video here
08/04/2015,21:10:39,J.R. Smith,SED POC
08/04/2015,21:10:59,Scott France,May have lost conference line also…
08/04/2015,21:11:16,kaseycantwell,Andrea- what are you using to view the feeds?
08/04/2015,21:11:30,okeanosexplorer,yes, looking to get it back
08/04/2015,21:11:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62648, LON : -167.23981, DEPTH :2129.5321m, TEMP :  1.85974C, SAL : 34.63368 PSU, DO :  3.04811 mg/L
08/04/2015,21:12:12,Andrea Quattrini,internet explorer now…let me try google chrome-looking at the high res stream
08/04/2015,21:13:16,ircecc,OPH
08/04/2015,21:13:38,Scott France,Video, conference line back
08/04/2015,21:14:49,amybaco-taylor,CORO anthomastus
08/04/2015,21:14:50,okeanosexplorer,Anthomastus
08/04/2015,21:15:56,amybaco-taylor,Nice shot
08/04/2015,21:16:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62642, LON : -167.23987, DEPTH :2125.9679m, TEMP :  1.85490C, SAL : 34.63641 PSU, DO :  3.04552 mg/L
08/04/2015,21:16:50,okeanosexplorer,SHI Nematocarcinus
08/04/2015,21:16:50,Diva Amon,SHI Nematocarcinus
08/04/2015,21:20:06,J.R. Smith,PIL TAL slope continues…
08/04/2015,21:20:42,Diva Amon,Ophidiidae?
08/04/2015,21:20:46,Diva Amon,defo 
08/04/2015,21:21:08,okeanosexplorer,FSH - Ophiid
08/04/2015,21:21:31,okexnav,LAT :25.62639, LON : -167.24011, DEPTH :2116.2194m, TEMP :  1.85706C, SAL : 34.62874 PSU, DO :  3.09794 mg/L
08/04/2015,21:21:53,Andrea Quattrini,FSH ophidiid with possible ectoparasite?
08/04/2015,21:24:17,Nicole Morgan,CORI
08/04/2015,21:24:37,Scott France,Forked "Lepidisis"
08/04/2015,21:25:06,Astrid Leitner,man I missed the ophidiid! I got up for one second! anyone get any screen grabs?
08/04/2015,21:25:47,Andrea Quattrini,i am having video issues-so no
08/04/2015,21:25:53,Nicole Morgan,Screen Shot 2015-08-04 at 5.21.43 PM.png just barely
08/04/2015,21:25:57,Andrea Quattrini,maybe its up on twitter~
08/04/2015,21:26:11,ircecc,ASR
08/04/2015,21:26:19,Scott France,ASR off lower left
08/04/2015,21:26:32,okexnav,LAT :25.62641, LON : -167.24025, DEPTH :2103.1853m, TEMP :  1.84927C, SAL : 34.63642 PSU, DO :  3.09445 mg/L
08/04/2015,21:26:35,Diva Amon,what is the animal dead ahead on rock - zoom?
08/04/2015,21:26:45,Diva Amon,nevermind!
08/04/2015,21:26:57,Scott France,CRI
08/04/2015,21:26:58,Diva Amon,Thank you!
08/04/2015,21:27:09,ircecc,Chris - I stepped out of the room too, when the ophidiid appeared.  Bummer (Bruce Mundy)
08/04/2015,21:28:49,J.R. Smith,I can call Virginia into my office if the fish folks leave again!
08/04/2015,21:29:50,Nicole Morgan,CRI
08/04/2015,21:31:32,okexnav,LAT :25.62643, LON : -167.24021, DEPTH :2094.8092m, TEMP :  1.85741C, SAL : 34.63576 PSU, DO :  3.08713 mg/L
08/04/2015,21:31:42,Scott France,How far are we from the top of the ridge?
08/04/2015,21:31:50,Scott France,Depth I mean?
08/04/2015,21:31:58,michaelgarcia,Please reminder to look for rocks
08/04/2015,21:32:09,Scott France,Oh, I think I understand we are just getting to the steep part.
08/04/2015,21:32:17,michaelgarcia,Wall of pillow lavas
08/04/2015,21:32:28,michaelgarcia,good place to collect rocks
08/04/2015,21:33:00,Nicole Morgan,CORCH
08/04/2015,21:33:17,Diva Amon,CRI comatulid
08/04/2015,21:33:22,Scott France,CORC? below left?
08/04/2015,21:34:04,J.R. Smith,PIL WAL or mound CON
08/04/2015,21:36:32,okexnav,LAT :25.62642, LON : -167.24033, DEPTH :2091.2842m, TEMP :  1.86332C, SAL : 34.63324 PSU, DO :  3.07382 mg/L
08/04/2015,21:37:04,Diva Amon,GAS
08/04/2015,21:37:27,Scott France,COR cup
08/04/2015,21:37:42,Astrid Leitner,I went back on the video with Jeff and he said it could also possibly be an elongate liparid
08/04/2015,21:37:43,Scott France,Shrimp on GAS?
08/04/2015,21:38:06,Diva Amon,That's what I was thinking Scott. It had some big eyes.
08/04/2015,21:38:20,okeanosexplorer,Yes, SHI on GAS on COR
08/04/2015,21:38:21,Scott France,Agreed.
08/04/2015,21:38:36,Scott France,Agreed Diva
08/04/2015,21:39:19,Astrid Leitner,it really depends on the amount of pelvic rays, but most likely one of the many undescribed ophidiids . Great pictures thanks!
08/04/2015,21:39:40,okeanosexplorer,PYC
08/04/2015,21:39:49,Scott France,PYC
08/04/2015,21:39:58,amybaco-taylor,gravid
08/04/2015,21:40:08,amybaco-taylor,?
08/04/2015,21:40:09,Scott France,Associates on it?
08/04/2015,21:40:23,michaelgarcia,Glad you stopped to look for rocks and found all this biology in an area that was initially thought to be barren
08/04/2015,21:40:27,Diva Amon,Eggs or parasites?
08/04/2015,21:41:07,Diva Amon,Colossendeis
08/04/2015,21:41:18,Scott France,Not sure why PYC eggs would be on legs like that
08/04/2015,21:41:21,okeanosexplorer,PYC - Colossendeis
08/04/2015,21:41:32,okexnav,LAT :25.62646, LON : -167.24028, DEPTH :2090.6327m, TEMP :  1.85348C, SAL : 34.63675 PSU, DO :  3.05832 mg/L
08/04/2015,21:41:39,amybaco-taylor,almost look like forams some of them
08/04/2015,21:41:56,Scott France,Looks like a couple of aplacophorans on the near side...
08/04/2015,21:42:49,Andrea Quattrini,ectoparasites? on PYC
08/04/2015,21:46:32,okexnav,LAT :25.62660, LON : -167.24018, DEPTH :2089.3717m, TEMP :  1.86070C, SAL : 34.64196 PSU, DO :  3.04628 mg/L
08/04/2015,21:47:56,Scott France,CORPR
08/04/2015,21:48:06,Scott France,CORCH Iridogorgia
08/04/2015,21:48:06,Nicole Morgan,CORCH - Iridogorgia
08/04/2015,21:48:10,Nicole Morgan,OPH
08/04/2015,21:48:17,Scott France,CORCH Chrysogorgia
08/04/2015,21:48:31,Andrea Quattrini,CORC? near primnoid
08/04/2015,21:48:34,Scott France,Another SPO like we collected - on right off screen
08/04/2015,21:49:36,Nicole Morgan,CRI
08/04/2015,21:49:39,Scott France,CORI whip
08/04/2015,21:51:32,okexnav,LAT :25.62652, LON : -167.24028, DEPTH :2082.6152m, TEMP :  1.90221C, SAL : 34.62313 PSU, DO :  2.99487 mg/L
08/04/2015,21:51:58,amybaco-taylor,almost looks like an antipatharian
08/04/2015,21:52:15,Nicole Morgan,CORC
08/04/2015,21:52:23,amybaco-taylor,CORA
08/04/2015,21:52:25,Scott France,It is a CORA
08/04/2015,21:52:35,Scott France,Can see the black skeleton in the small pinnules
08/04/2015,21:52:36,Nicole Morgan,I'm logging behind this antipatharian
08/04/2015,21:53:04,Scott France,Odd looking one. Don't recognize it.
08/04/2015,21:53:31,Scott France,Closest guess is Parantipathes for genus, but not one I've seen before.
08/04/2015,21:53:45,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Schizopathidae 
08/04/2015,21:53:45,Nicole Morgan,Also Anthomastus looking polyp behind
08/04/2015,21:54:13,Scott France,The main axis isn't as perfectly straight as most Parantipathes though...
08/04/2015,21:54:38,Scott France,Nice "heavy-boned" Lepidisis on lower right.
08/04/2015,21:54:49,okeanosexplorer,agreed scott
08/04/2015,21:55:57,Nicole Morgan,ZOA on CORPA?
08/04/2015,21:56:32,okexnav,LAT :25.62649, LON : -167.24031, DEPTH :2082.8480m, TEMP :  1.88175C, SAL : 34.63566 PSU, DO :  3.02206 mg/L
08/04/2015,21:56:44,Scott France,ZOA on Paragorgia
08/04/2015,21:56:51,Scott France,Fairly common association.
08/04/2015,21:57:09,Scott France,Agree with Nicole
08/04/2015,21:57:11,amybaco-taylor,Just to clarify there was a small CORC behind the mysteryCORA besides this paragorgiid
08/04/2015,21:57:39,Scott France,Are you referring to the one at the base Amy? Looked like an anthothelid to me...
08/04/2015,21:59:06,amybaco-taylor,No there was definitely a CORC there too.  Where was the Antothela?
08/04/2015,21:59:38,amybaco-taylor,lost feed at HBOI
08/04/2015,22:00:03,Scott France,Well, I don't know it was an anthothelid, but what I was looking at was at the base of this CORA, I think on other side.
08/04/2015,22:01:32,okexnav,LAT :25.62650, LON : -167.24028, DEPTH :2082.8743m, TEMP :  1.87606C, SAL : 34.63256 PSU, DO :  3.01731 mg/L
08/04/2015,22:01:52,amybaco-taylor,anyone else lost feeds?
08/04/2015,22:02:05,Scott France,Nor is it a Lepidisis!
08/04/2015,22:02:07,Andrea Quattrini,no-but it does keep jumping around
08/04/2015,22:02:13,Scott France,I still have feeds and conference line
08/04/2015,22:02:23,amybaco-taylor,must be a local thing
08/04/2015,22:02:25,Diva Amon,lots of CRI
08/04/2015,22:02:44,Scott France,Loads of BAR on that Iridogorgia
08/04/2015,22:02:45,Andrea Quattrini,what is on that Iridogorgia?
08/04/2015,22:02:49,Andrea Quattrini,ah~thanks!
08/04/2015,22:04:37,J.R. Smith,Logging dike remnants exposed, as per Mike G.
08/04/2015,22:05:58,okeanosexplorer,COLLECTED cora LAT :: 25.62638,LON :: -167.23990,HEADING :: 259.9,DEPTH :: 2127.8 m,ALT :: 1.4 m,TEMP ::  1.85160 C,SAL :: 34.63545 PSU,DO ::  3.03921 mg/L
08/04/2015,22:06:32,okexnav,LAT :25.62667, LON : -167.24006, DEPTH :2090.0120m, TEMP :  1.88106C, SAL : 34.63216 PSU, DO :  3.02088 mg/L
08/04/2015,22:09:21,Diva Amon,COR, CRI, OPH
08/04/2015,22:09:25,Nicole Morgan,ASR
08/04/2015,22:09:25,Diva Amon,ASR
08/04/2015,22:10:02,Scott France,Nice wall of CORI
08/04/2015,22:11:16,amybaco-taylor,CORPR below
08/04/2015,22:11:32,okexnav,LAT :25.62665, LON : -167.24028, DEPTH :2085.3823m, TEMP :  1.87777C, SAL : 34.62460 PSU, DO :  3.08585 mg/L
08/04/2015,22:15:25,Scott France,Beautiful image
08/04/2015,22:15:26,amybaco-taylor,It's only 7 polyps old!
08/04/2015,22:15:47,Scott France,SPO in front of ASR - twig like'
08/04/2015,22:16:07,tinamolodtsova,not Bryozoa?
08/04/2015,22:16:18,Scott France,Wouldn't it be great if we could age colonies by polyp number!
08/04/2015,22:16:32,okexnav,LAT :25.62664, LON : -167.24024, DEPTH :2085.4398m, TEMP :  1.86696C, SAL : 34.63514 PSU, DO :  3.05180 mg/L
08/04/2015,22:16:45,Scott France,Tina: didn't see that closely, but reminded me of other SPO I have seen
08/04/2015,22:18:20,tinamolodtsova,you see Scott, the larger polyp is at the top, and smaller in betwen two larger, I meen they intercalate
08/04/2015,22:18:51,Scott France,We didn't get a look at the side "branch" on the CORA. We need to image before collecting because the ROV moves to stow and getting back can be difficult.
08/04/2015,22:18:57,Diva Amon,POR
08/04/2015,22:18:59,Diva Amon,ASR
08/04/2015,22:19:07,Scott France,Sorry Tina - what are you referring to?
08/04/2015,22:19:17,Scott France,CORI whip
08/04/2015,22:19:18,Diva Amon,OPH
08/04/2015,22:19:24,Scott France,SPO
08/04/2015,22:19:26,tinamolodtsova,нщгк ыьфдд шышвшвы цшер 7 зщднзы
08/04/2015,22:19:30,tinamolodtsova,sorry
08/04/2015,22:19:32,Scott France,Whoa!
08/04/2015,22:19:39,Scott France,What did you call me?
08/04/2015,22:19:39,tinamolodtsova,your Isidid with 7 polyps
08/04/2015,22:19:52,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/04/2015,22:19:53,Scott France,;-)
08/04/2015,22:20:20,Scott France,Ah - so large terminal polyp.
08/04/2015,22:20:39,tinamolodtsova,yes, and twice smaller below
08/04/2015,22:20:50,Scott France,Will study the images - thanks.
08/04/2015,22:21:32,okexnav,LAT :25.62657, LON : -167.24044, DEPTH :2080.9734m, TEMP :  1.86554C, SAL : 34.63390 PSU, DO :  3.01778 mg/L
08/04/2015,22:21:46,Scott France,CORPR whip
08/04/2015,22:23:05,Scott France,CORA
08/04/2015,22:23:13,Scott France,Feathery...
08/04/2015,22:23:27,Nicole Morgan,CORC
08/04/2015,22:23:29,tinamolodtsova,what depth?
08/04/2015,22:23:32,Scott France,CORCH 
08/04/2015,22:23:59,Nicole Morgan,CRI
08/04/2015,22:24:00,Scott France,CORPR
08/04/2015,22:24:24,tinamolodtsova,yep Stalked crinoid
08/04/2015,22:24:25,Scott France,2 spp of SPO
08/04/2015,22:24:42,okeanosexplorer,2080m
08/04/2015,22:25:14,tinamolodtsova,CRI Commatulid
08/04/2015,22:25:39,Scott France,OPH
08/04/2015,22:25:54,tinamolodtsova,2 cri
08/04/2015,22:26:28,Scott France,HYD? on stalked CRI
08/04/2015,22:26:32,okexnav,LAT :25.62660, LON : -167.24044, DEPTH :2072.2328m, TEMP :  1.87481C, SAL : 34.63214 PSU, DO :  3.02365 mg/L
08/04/2015,22:26:54,tinamolodtsova,look stem carefully
08/04/2015,22:27:37,amybaco-taylor,We've passed a couple of the same type of primnoid.  If possible could we stop to collect one so we can get a better ID?
08/04/2015,22:27:57,Scott France,Already have 2 collections today… :-(
08/04/2015,22:28:11,amybaco-taylor,outside monumnet :-D
08/04/2015,22:28:37,Scott France,I thought the collection limitation was an OeX rule, not monumnet…
08/04/2015,22:28:53,Scott France,OkEx
08/04/2015,22:28:53,amybaco-taylor,primnoid please
08/04/2015,22:29:21,tinamolodtsova,CRI comatulid
08/04/2015,22:29:38,tinamolodtsova,CORACH Chrisogorgia
08/04/2015,22:29:39,amybaco-taylor,just fyi, our feeds are out at HBOI, so we are watching on the low-res online version for the moment
08/04/2015,22:30:20,okeanosexplorer,not an OeX rule
08/04/2015,22:30:45,tinamolodtsova,ACN?
08/04/2015,22:31:09,Scott France,Then we need to discuss this more fully as I am under the wrong impression. I'll bring up in post-dive.
08/04/2015,22:31:32,okexnav,LAT :25.62661, LON : -167.24050, DEPTH :2050.7078m, TEMP :  1.88311C, SAL : 34.63225 PSU, DO :  3.01959 mg/L
08/04/2015,22:33:22,okeanosexplorer,Yes Scott, based on my understanding there is a 3 sample maximum inside the monument, if the animals are not abundant
08/04/2015,22:36:32,okexnav,LAT :25.62668, LON : -167.24057, DEPTH :2050.5412m, TEMP :  1.87487C, SAL : 34.63343 PSU, DO :  3.02092 mg/L
08/04/2015,22:36:45,amybaco-taylor,IF we are allowed more bio samples, perhaps we should maximize our collecting opportunity here to get representatives of things we have seen here and on last dive?  THen we can put names on more of these new species.
08/04/2015,22:37:00,Nicole Morgan,SPO - Walteria
08/04/2015,22:37:55,Scott France,I think we need to have the collecting discussion during dive planning call. My understanding from OER staff was that this was to be  atrial run on this cruise...
08/04/2015,22:38:06,Scott France,…hence the limitation on collecting.
08/04/2015,22:38:26,Scott France,Too many samples and we don't make headway, and means more processing for limited on board staff.
08/04/2015,22:38:31,amybaco-taylor,I was under that impression to
08/04/2015,22:38:44,amybaco-taylor,How many other dives do we have outside the monument?
08/04/2015,22:38:49,okeanosexplorer,we will clarify in the post-dive call
08/04/2015,22:38:57,Scott France,Don't get me wrong - I'm a collecting fiend, as Dave Wright and Todd can confirm.
08/04/2015,22:39:39,tinamolodtsova,I guess we really need to collect some Isidids...
08/04/2015,22:39:47,Scott France,YES! :-)
08/04/2015,22:39:55,kelleyelliott,That's correct, Scott. We want to stike a balance between limited samples of potential new species and potential new records for the region only, but also ensure that we are making good seafloor coverage of areas that have never been visited before. Remember the goal of the program is to provide foundational information to enable follow-on exploration and research activities. 
08/04/2015,22:40:02,kelleyelliott,Happy to discuss this further on the post dive call.
08/04/2015,22:40:30,kelleyelliott,We have limited personnel to processs them once they are on board.
08/04/2015,22:40:42,Scott France,Thanks Kelley. 
08/04/2015,22:41:32,okexnav,LAT :25.62654, LON : -167.24053, DEPTH :2050.0625m, TEMP :  1.88089C, SAL : 34.63073 PSU, DO :  2.98937 mg/L
08/04/2015,22:43:15,amybaco-taylor,Understood Kelley thanks.  So to clarify, are we at 0 more for this dive or 1-2 might be considered?
08/04/2015,22:45:31,okeanosexplorer,Rock sample collected at 2050m, 25.62654/-167.24053
08/04/2015,22:46:12,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Poliopogon
08/04/2015,22:46:25,okeanosexplorer,CORCH - Chrysogorgia geniculata
08/04/2015,22:46:30,Scott France,FYI, Tina suggested the CORA collected may be a Heteropathes
08/04/2015,22:46:52,okeanosexplorer,Thatnks Tina, we will take a closer look when it is onboard
08/04/2015,22:47:19,tinamolodtsova,I suggested it IS Heteropathes, but I am not sure about species
08/04/2015,22:47:34,tinamolodtsova,perhaps pacifica
08/04/2015,22:47:37,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Farrea near occa erecta
08/04/2015,22:47:47,Scott France,See Tina is willing to confirm, I just suggest or guess! :-)
08/04/2015,22:47:51,okexnav,LAT :25.62660, LON : -167.24068, DEPTH :2034.3168m, TEMP :  1.91432C, SAL : 34.62984 PSU, DO :  2.96352 mg/L
08/04/2015,22:48:04,Scott France,More SPO
08/04/2015,22:48:09,tinamolodtsova,Asbestopluma?
08/04/2015,22:48:20,tinamolodtsova,CRI Commatulida
08/04/2015,22:48:39,Scott France,CORI multiple species
08/04/2015,22:48:52,Scott France,CORI Acanella weberi?
08/04/2015,22:49:31,Scott France,Maybe a stoloniferan overgrowing something?
08/04/2015,22:49:37,okeanosexplorer,CORO - Anthomastus steenstrupi
08/04/2015,22:49:37,Scott France,like a sponge stalk?
08/04/2015,22:51:15,tinamolodtsova,Node
08/04/2015,22:51:41,Scott France,Lost the conference line 
08/04/2015,22:51:42,tinamolodtsova,can we have a brief look at Anthomastus?
08/04/2015,22:52:51,okexnav,LAT :25.62655, LON : -167.24074, DEPTH :2031.0667m, TEMP :  1.92785C, SAL : 34.62539 PSU, DO :  2.90430 mg/L
08/04/2015,22:53:41,tinamolodtsova,Sponge
08/04/2015,22:53:49,Scott France,What I saw looked like a stoloniferous octocoral on a dead sponge when you said it was Anthomastus
08/04/2015,22:53:55,tinamolodtsova,perhaps Cladorhyzidae
08/04/2015,22:56:20,tinamolodtsova,agree with Scott
08/04/2015,22:57:50,Andrea Quattrini,so are those polyps on the sponge? Or growing on something behind it? I could not tell
08/04/2015,22:57:51,okexnav,LAT :25.62655, LON : -167.24068, DEPTH :2027.9580m, TEMP :  1.92438C, SAL : 34.62721 PSU, DO :  2.93064 mg/L
08/04/2015,22:58:03,okeanosexplorer,growing on the sponge
08/04/2015,22:58:07,ircecc,Fine sediment in between the rocks - new for this dive
08/04/2015,22:58:56,tinamolodtsova,CIRCH Iridogorgia
08/04/2015,23:01:37,Nicole Morgan,CORA
08/04/2015,23:01:59,tinamolodtsova,can we zoom?
08/04/2015,23:02:51,okexnav,LAT :25.62641, LON : -167.24083, DEPTH :2017.8100m, TEMP :  1.93961C, SAL : 34.62398 PSU, DO :  2.95013 mg/L
08/04/2015,23:02:53,Scott France,Some intermittent interruptions in feed
08/04/2015,23:03:38,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/04/2015,23:03:59,tinamolodtsova,CORI Irido
08/04/2015,23:05:44,Scott France,Looked like a couple of regenerating or newly budded polyps in there...
08/04/2015,23:07:51,okexnav,LAT :25.62635, LON : -167.24088, DEPTH :2016.0794m, TEMP :  1.93364C, SAL : 34.63627 PSU, DO :  2.95603 mg/L
08/04/2015,23:08:59,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Heteropathes
08/04/2015,23:09:12,Diva Amon,CRI comatulid
08/04/2015,23:09:25,tinamolodtsova,Can we zoom&
08/04/2015,23:09:38,Diva Amon,ASR
08/04/2015,23:09:40,tinamolodtsova,CRI Commatulida
08/04/2015,23:10:11,Scott France,Its a star eat coral world.
08/04/2015,23:10:12,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/04/2015,23:11:10,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/04/2015,23:11:25,tinamolodtsova,CRI Commatulida
08/04/2015,23:11:45,Scott France,This looks somewhat like the ASR we closely imaged on a rock earlier in the dive.
08/04/2015,23:12:00,Scott France,Small CORA at lower right
08/04/2015,23:12:06,tinamolodtsova,yes/ looks like Heteropathes
08/04/2015,23:12:06,Scott France,just under this CORI
08/04/2015,23:12:15,tinamolodtsova,request zoom
08/04/2015,23:12:32,tinamolodtsova,FISH
08/04/2015,23:12:43,tinamolodtsova,or shrimp&)
08/04/2015,23:12:51,okexnav,LAT :25.62631, LON : -167.24090, DEPTH :2011.8395m, TEMP :  1.91949C, SAL : 34.63051 PSU, DO :  2.93670 mg/L
08/04/2015,23:13:32,tinamolodtsova,just at the base
08/04/2015,23:13:59,Scott France,Forgot the black coral first…
08/04/2015,23:14:08,Scott France,Understand how difficult it is in there!
08/04/2015,23:14:25,okeanosexplorer,sorry tina, serious is catchin up and we will need to move after that
08/04/2015,23:14:38,tinamolodtsova,Yes.. we can make picture of black corals collecting  isidid.
08/04/2015,23:14:43,Scott France,BAR on CORI
08/04/2015,23:15:07,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Bathypathes
08/04/2015,23:15:47,tinamolodtsova,OPh
08/04/2015,23:16:02,Scott France,Bathypalaemonella
08/04/2015,23:16:51,okeanosexplorer,SHI - Nematocarcinus
08/04/2015,23:17:11,leswatling,my image must be way behind you guys as I see no host even for the Bathypalaemonella
08/04/2015,23:17:30,leswatling,Iridogorgia magnispiralis just below
08/04/2015,23:17:44,Scott France,There was a small shrimp partly blocked by the hippasterid...
08/04/2015,23:17:50,Scott France,on the isidid
08/04/2015,23:17:51,okexnav,LAT :25.62614, LON : -167.24108, DEPTH :1983.8251m, TEMP :  1.94069C, SAL : 34.62499 PSU, DO :  2.95125 mg/L
08/04/2015,23:17:56,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Paranthipathes
08/04/2015,23:17:57,Scott France,Thta is what they are referring to
08/04/2015,23:18:03,leswatling,oh didn't see that
08/04/2015,23:18:07,tinamolodtsova,Umbellapathes&
08/04/2015,23:18:09,tinamolodtsova,?
08/04/2015,23:18:16,tinamolodtsova,can we zoom?
08/04/2015,23:18:20,leswatling,Another I. magnispiralis, juvenile
08/04/2015,23:19:05,amybaco-taylor,Can we zoom on the bushier coral that was above and left after this one?
08/04/2015,23:19:58,tinamolodtsova,and Parantipathes?
08/04/2015,23:20:18,Scott France,Jasonisis like again…
08/04/2015,23:20:31,Scott France,CORI
08/04/2015,23:20:55,Scott France,There is from me!
08/04/2015,23:20:57,Scott France,Les?
08/04/2015,23:21:12,Scott France,There is no way Les will say "No."
08/04/2015,23:21:30,leswatling,Ha! 
08/04/2015,23:21:43,tinamolodtsova,and can we look closer at Parantipathes?
08/04/2015,23:21:43,Scott France,I think that is a Yes from Les.
08/04/2015,23:21:57,leswatling,Indeed
08/04/2015,23:22:51,okexnav,LAT :25.62621, LON : -167.24109, DEPTH :1982.8714m, TEMP :  2.02817C, SAL : 34.62287 PSU, DO :  2.75816 mg/L
08/04/2015,23:22:52,leswatling,Note that you can't see the sclerites in the polyp body wall in the extreme close ups
08/04/2015,23:23:29,leswatling,suggests thicker tissue, so Jasonisis would be a good guess
08/04/2015,23:26:08,leswatling,can't see the branch origins however
08/04/2015,23:26:28,kelleyelliott,Keep in mind that the Native Hawaiian Cultural Working Group - a co-trustee of the Monument I believe - has requested they can be involved in the naming of new species
08/04/2015,23:27:07,kelleyelliott,Perhaps Daniel could talk a bit about that
08/04/2015,23:27:13,leswatling,I am already working with them. So far they haven't come up with anything for the 11 new spcies we showed them already.
08/04/2015,23:27:51,okexnav,LAT :25.62614, LON : -167.24115, DEPTH :1983.0280m, TEMP :  2.00598C, SAL : 34.62261 PSU, DO :  2.83904 mg/L
08/04/2015,23:28:20,leswatling,the conundrum for them is that we call these things "bamboo corals" and they said these corals don't remind them of bamboo at all.... 
08/04/2015,23:29:04,kelleyelliott,Thanks, Daniel. And we encourage scientists using samples collected during this cruise to work with the Native Hawaiian Cultural Working group in the naming of new animals.
08/04/2015,23:29:13,tinamolodtsova,can we zoom at colony at the back of Jasonisis?
08/04/2015,23:29:27,tinamolodtsova,after
08/04/2015,23:32:27,tinamolodtsova,it has to be Trissopathes
08/04/2015,23:32:51,okexnav,LAT :25.62620, LON : -167.24106, DEPTH :1983.1288m, TEMP :  2.00519C, SAL : 34.62166 PSU, DO :  2.75550 mg/L
08/04/2015,23:33:06,tinamolodtsova,request for lasers
08/04/2015,23:33:32,Scott France,Good diversity of black corals on this dive.
08/04/2015,23:33:47,tinamolodtsova,yes, we are lucky
08/04/2015,23:34:07,tinamolodtsova,CORI whip
08/04/2015,23:34:09,briankennedy,looks like the current might be picking up too
08/04/2015,23:34:21,Scott France,I should not have spoken about holotype as I see the sample is not yet in the biobox! Don't want to jinx it!
08/04/2015,23:34:47,ircecc,Could be Nezumia, looks similar to those yesterday (Bruce Mundy)
08/04/2015,23:35:03,ircecc,FSH
08/04/2015,23:35:19,tinamolodtsova,CRI Comatulidae at SPO 2 spp at least
08/04/2015,23:37:51,okexnav,LAT :25.62621, LON : -167.24113, DEPTH :1978.7977m, TEMP :  2.04893C, SAL : 34.61714 PSU, DO :  2.74719 mg/L
08/04/2015,23:38:03,Scott France,OK- I can breathe again!
08/04/2015,23:38:11,amybaco-taylor,Can we zoom in on pne of the primnoids to the right after the sample?
08/04/2015,23:38:13,Scott France,Very well done.
08/04/2015,23:38:26,Scott France,Looks like a nice freagment to work with.
08/04/2015,23:38:30,Scott France,fragment
08/04/2015,23:38:45,amybaco-taylor,potentially a couple species on top of that rock
08/04/2015,23:38:51,Scott France,We lost you on the conference line.
08/04/2015,23:39:09,okeanosexplorer,They are working the conference line up again
08/04/2015,23:39:15,Scott France,Copy.
08/04/2015,23:39:47,Nicole Morgan,ASR - Brisingid?
08/04/2015,23:40:21,tinamolodtsova,CORA Trissopathes
08/04/2015,23:40:38,amybaco-taylor,Lot of food in the water
08/04/2015,23:41:43,Scott France,Conference line is back.
08/04/2015,23:42:39,tinamolodtsova,can we look at smal corals at closest bolder?
08/04/2015,23:42:52,okexnav,LAT :25.62623, LON : -167.24113, DEPTH :1978.1459m, TEMP :  2.04519C, SAL : 34.61765 PSU, DO :  2.73686 mg/L
08/04/2015,23:43:00,tinamolodtsova,too late
08/04/2015,23:44:05,tinamolodtsova,CORO Anthomastus
08/04/2015,23:44:06,okeanosexplorer,tina, we will try to move up a bit before doing any more stops
08/04/2015,23:44:23,tinamolodtsova,OK
08/04/2015,23:44:54,okeanosexplorer,CORA -Heteropathes
08/04/2015,23:44:58,amybaco-taylor,can we zoom in on some of the species as we are moving along?
08/04/2015,23:44:59,tinamolodtsova,CRI Commatulida
08/04/2015,23:45:02,Scott France,?Gold coral in background?
08/04/2015,23:47:08,leswatling,probably plexaurid because it has ophiuroid
08/04/2015,23:47:52,okexnav,LAT :25.62638, LON : -167.24114, DEPTH :1977.6170m, TEMP :  2.01659C, SAL : 34.61923 PSU, DO :  2.74865 mg/L
08/04/2015,23:48:07,tinamolodtsova,Scott is right
08/04/2015,23:48:21,amybaco-taylor,ophis are on a lot of families of corals generally
08/04/2015,23:48:24,leswatling,no, this is Paragorgia coralloides, which always has zonathid on it.
08/04/2015,23:48:46,leswatling,we see this same species in the Atlantic very commonly
08/04/2015,23:48:56,tinamolodtsova,have to leave
08/04/2015,23:49:04,Scott France,CORPA with ZOA
08/04/2015,23:49:08,leswatling,good night Tina!
08/04/2015,23:49:21,tinamolodtsova,will try to be back in an hour
08/04/2015,23:49:41,leswatling,It was described from the Pacific by Bayer
08/04/2015,23:50:17,Scott France,Bye Tina
08/04/2015,23:51:46,leswatling,I might add that P. coralloides is the only Paragorgia that gets overgrown with a zoanthid. We have not had the zoanthid identified.
08/04/2015,23:51:49,amybaco-taylor,We have collected a few of the zoanthid covered Paragoriga in Hawaii, but they are fairly rare
08/04/2015,23:52:35,tinamolodtsova,CORPR
08/04/2015,23:52:47,amybaco-taylor,SPO
08/04/2015,23:52:52,okexnav,LAT :25.62630, LON : -167.24123, DEPTH :1976.9862m, TEMP :  2.01098C, SAL : 34.61998 PSU, DO :  2.78320 mg/L
08/04/2015,23:53:13,leswatling,cute little primnoid at the base of the sponge
08/04/2015,23:53:28,leswatling,interesting comment Amy....
08/04/2015,23:53:32,tinamolodtsova,CORA Trissopathes
08/04/2015,23:57:09,leswatling,lyrate bamboo!
08/04/2015,23:57:52,okexnav,LAT :25.62617, LON : -167.24130, DEPTH :1975.9177m, TEMP :  2.00218C, SAL : 34.62006 PSU, DO :  2.80899 mg/L
08/04/2015,23:57:54,leswatling,there is a large "whip" like bamboo that has one or two branches. Has that been sampled?
08/04/2015,23:58:10,Scott France,Why does no one think those zoanthids were Bullagummizoanthus?
08/04/2015,23:58:38,leswatling,hmmmmmmm.....
08/04/2015,23:58:49,okeanosexplorer,COA - Bathypathes
08/04/2015,23:58:49,Scott France,Could have a good on air story about Bullagummizoanthus emilyacadiaarum that relates back to the specieis naming...
08/04/2015,23:59:04,Scott France,Next time we see one!
08/04/2015,23:59:46,leswatling,yep! I would be interested, for sure....