08/08/2015,00:00:48,michaelgarcia,payment of eroded pillows?
08/08/2015,00:00:53,okeanosexplorer,CORO - Paragorgia
08/08/2015,00:01:09,okeanosexplorer,CORO - Anthomastus
08/08/2015,00:01:09,tinamolodtsova,SPO on dead stalk
08/08/2015,00:01:13,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/08/2015,00:01:15,michaelgarcia,pavement
08/08/2015,00:01:37,tinamolodtsova,CORO Anthomastus?
08/08/2015,00:02:17,ircecc,allenandrews: Request pick up any basal structures (coral or sponge) when ever stopped (e.g. for a rock). Dead = not limited for biological samples?
08/08/2015,00:02:23,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathypathus 
08/08/2015,00:02:43,amybaco-taylor,many CORAC\n
08/08/2015,00:02:58,tinamolodtsova,CORI whipss
08/08/2015,00:03:15,tinamolodtsova,Decapod
08/08/2015,00:03:49,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathypathes
08/08/2015,00:03:54,Diva Amon,nodules?
08/08/2015,00:04:32,tinamolodtsova,CORACH
08/08/2015,00:04:42,tinamolodtsova,CORI forked
08/08/2015,00:04:42,amybaco-taylor,too unstable\
08/08/2015,00:05:02,tinamolodtsova,ACN
08/08/2015,00:05:12,tinamolodtsova,huge
08/08/2015,00:05:30,Nicole Morgan,CRI
08/08/2015,00:05:36,tinamolodtsova,CRI Commatulidae
08/08/2015,00:05:39,amybaco-taylor,CORCH
08/08/2015,00:05:41,ircecc,Copy basal structure request?
08/08/2015,00:05:44,Nicole Morgan,CORA
08/08/2015,00:05:48,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathy
08/08/2015,00:05:49,jonathantree,interesting how these nodules/cobbles are resting in locl lows on top of the Mn hardpan
08/08/2015,00:06:01,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/08/2015,00:06:20,jonathantree,I think that these are Mn coated cobbles
08/08/2015,00:06:46,tinamolodtsova,SPO and perheps ZOA on the stalk
08/08/2015,00:07:08,tinamolodtsova,another white decapod
08/08/2015,00:07:20,amybaco-taylor,CORCH
08/08/2015,00:07:28,michaelgarcia,I agree with Jonathan
08/08/2015,00:07:34,Diva Amon,To be honest Chris, I'm really not sure….some do look nodule size and shape
08/08/2015,00:07:37,Nicole Morgan,CORA- stauropathes
08/08/2015,00:07:40,johnsmith@noaasrs1.gso.uri.edu,Yes, they look like Mn coated COB
08/08/2015,00:07:53,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathy
08/08/2015,00:07:54,okeanosexplorer,CORO - Anthomastus
08/08/2015,00:07:57,ircecc,Allen Andrews: Request pick up of any dead basal structures. Ok?
08/08/2015,00:08:11,amybaco-taylor,CORC
08/08/2015,00:08:18,Diva Amon,but I'm not a geologist whereas John S and John T. are!
08/08/2015,00:08:31,okeanosexplorer,we have one more biological sample so i will check
08/08/2015,00:08:57,okeanosexplorer,Allen, coral basal structure?
08/08/2015,00:09:02,tinamolodtsova,CORC?
08/08/2015,00:09:10,tinamolodtsova,SHI
08/08/2015,00:09:23,okeanosexplorer,or sponge?
08/08/2015,00:09:38,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathy
08/08/2015,00:09:47,ircecc,Allen Andrews: Talking about anything dead.  Thinking this would not count as biological?
08/08/2015,00:09:57,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/08/2015,00:10:17,tinamolodtsova,CORI - bush
08/08/2015,00:10:45,amybaco-taylor,>1 CORAC per sq m
08/08/2015,00:10:47,okeanosexplorer,yes, it's more of an issue of space in boxes
08/08/2015,00:10:59,ircecc,Allen Andrews: Comm breaking up.  Would like any basal structures (coral or stalked sponge) if opportunity arrises.
08/08/2015,00:11:55,tinamolodtsova,CRI Commatulidae
08/08/2015,00:12:01,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/08/2015,00:12:33,Nicole Morgan,When we zoom, can we look at both dark bushy yellow and more planar yellow corals?
08/08/2015,00:14:31,amybaco-taylor,frozen video
08/08/2015,00:14:34,Scott France,You don't need to zoom in on these bamboo whips for me.
08/08/2015,00:15:01,Scott France,I would like to see a forked one and a sparsely branched one. Will let you know if I see any.
08/08/2015,00:15:28,okeanosexplorer,Acanthogorgia
08/08/2015,00:15:28,tinamolodtsova,is it anemone on the whip?
08/08/2015,00:15:36,Scott France,CORAC
08/08/2015,00:15:44,tinamolodtsova,Caprellida
08/08/2015,00:16:05,amybaco-taylor,There have been sporadic Corallids it would be good to zoom on one too please
08/08/2015,00:16:23,brucemundy,The IRC still has video
08/08/2015,00:16:45,amybaco-taylor,CORAC
08/08/2015,00:17:08,Scott France,Video fine here.
08/08/2015,00:17:18,amybaco-taylor,starts and stops here
08/08/2015,00:17:24,Scott France,Well, stops and starts.
08/08/2015,00:17:33,brucemundy,Same at IRC now
08/08/2015,00:17:39,Scott France,As soon as I type "fine" it stops.
08/08/2015,00:17:47,Scott France,I suppose that should teach me something.
08/08/2015,00:17:50,tinamolodtsova,do not tell it is good.. they will stop it then..
08/08/2015,00:17:59,Scott France,Exactly Tina!
08/08/2015,00:18:12,amybaco-taylor,CORI
08/08/2015,00:18:24,amybaco-taylor,with anemone
08/08/2015,00:18:32,amybaco-taylor,CORA bathypathes behind it
08/08/2015,00:18:44,tinamolodtsova,Caprellida was at Acantogorgia
08/08/2015,00:19:12,tinamolodtsova,and there is a tiny crab nearby
08/08/2015,00:20:01,amybaco-taylor,is that a small coralliid to right on smaller rocks?
08/08/2015,00:20:05,ircecc,Allen Andrews: What's the biological collection count?  Do we have one more?
08/08/2015,00:20:14,Nicole Morgan,CRI
08/08/2015,00:20:22,okeanosexplorer,We do have another biological specimen
08/08/2015,00:20:22,Scott France,Manipulator arm is out of commission for now, so can't collect
08/08/2015,00:20:34,ircecc,Bummer
08/08/2015,00:20:41,Scott France,At least that is what I think I heard Daniel say
08/08/2015,00:20:44,okeanosexplorer,but problems with mechanical arm
08/08/2015,00:21:20,okeanosexplorer,Allen: Are you interested in samples from this particular site/depth? Or could we also get you something on future dives?
08/08/2015,00:21:55,okeanosexplorer,Yes, we are having problems with the mechanical arm and it is unclear whether we will be able to sample again on this dive.
08/08/2015,00:22:20,ircecc,Allen Andrews: Thinking any dead basal structure for investigations.  Seen dead skeletal structures...
08/08/2015,00:23:16,ircecc,Allen Andrews: @Scott The base of the stalked sponge would be interesting to investigate for age and growth.
08/08/2015,00:23:31,amybaco-taylor,CORC\n
08/08/2015,00:23:34,okeanosexplorer,we have seen many dead stalked spomges
08/08/2015,00:23:49,leswatling,these bamboos I think are Scott's clade B1.... need to check because my memory not so good...But they have slight curly axis and polyps dense on all sides of axis.
08/08/2015,00:23:50,amybaco-taylor,3 CORC
08/08/2015,00:24:13,amybaco-taylor,They are very small
08/08/2015,00:24:29,okexnav,LAT :25.08326, LON : -172.49211, DEPTH :1830.9412m, TEMP :  1.98879C, SAL : 34.61715 PSU, DO :  2.77781 mg/L
08/08/2015,00:24:36,leswatling,Abby can check this when she finally gets on the eventlog room... she's trying but having trouble... it took me about half an hour...
08/08/2015,00:24:44,ircecc,Allen Andrews: Yes, wishing I'd requested a dead sponge stalk 2 days ago when they were all over the place.
08/08/2015,00:25:18,tinamolodtsova,dead sponge is geological sample, yes?
08/08/2015,00:25:53,ircecc,Allen Andrews: I think so!  
08/08/2015,00:26:50,amybaco-taylor,Nice to see some young Coralliids
08/08/2015,00:27:00,tinamolodtsova,there are groves, it must be a polychaete there
08/08/2015,00:27:19,amybaco-taylor,Baby octo next to it too
08/08/2015,00:27:23,brucemundy,FSH
08/08/2015,00:27:33,brucemundy,Ophidiid
08/08/2015,00:27:46,brucemundy,Luciobrotula bartschi?
08/08/2015,00:27:46,tinamolodtsova,ACN
08/08/2015,00:27:48,Nicole Morgan,baby bamboo!
08/08/2015,00:28:16,amybaco-taylor,I would say genus Corallium
08/08/2015,00:28:29,brucemundy,Didn't get a good look at the fish as it swam by, so my suggestion was just a wild guess
08/08/2015,00:28:30,Scott France,CORI young on left
08/08/2015,00:28:53,tinamolodtsova,the holes are from polynoid worms 
08/08/2015,00:29:29,okexnav,LAT :25.08326, LON : -172.49215, DEPTH :1830.9862m, TEMP :  1.99321C, SAL : 34.61766 PSU, DO :  2.77044 mg/L
08/08/2015,00:29:50,tinamolodtsova,may be Gorgoniapolynoe
08/08/2015,00:30:06,leswatling,agree with Tina re the wrom holes. A few Corallium are host to Gorgoniapolynoe
08/08/2015,00:32:24,tinamolodtsova,OPH on CORC
08/08/2015,00:32:29,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/08/2015,00:33:22,tinamolodtsova,CORO Anthomastus
08/08/2015,00:33:35,Scott France,CORPA Paragorgia prone
08/08/2015,00:34:02,tinamolodtsova,CORA Stauropathes
08/08/2015,00:34:29,okexnav,LAT :25.08347, LON : -172.49223, DEPTH :1829.2416m, TEMP :  1.99821C, SAL : 34.61701 PSU, DO :  2.76666 mg/L
08/08/2015,00:34:55,tinamolodtsova,CPEN
08/08/2015,00:35:23,amybaco-taylor,Neat
08/08/2015,00:35:44,tinamolodtsova,HYD
08/08/2015,00:36:07,leswatling,this Paragorgia is very weird. Its almost as if the rock tipped over and then all the branches changed direction in order to grow upward
08/08/2015,00:36:31,amybaco-taylor,several CORC
08/08/2015,00:36:44,leswatling,maybe it got too heavy for the rock and it rotated
08/08/2015,00:37:10,leswatling,the rock rotated I mean
08/08/2015,00:37:13,ircecc,@Les Agree.  Red tree coral do this in Alaska
08/08/2015,00:38:30,amybaco-taylor,CORCH with SQA
08/08/2015,00:38:44,tinamolodtsova,OPH on.. CORC?
08/08/2015,00:38:44,Scott France,SQA Uroptychus
08/08/2015,00:39:00,leswatling,I am guessing the coral in the lower right is a white Paragorgia because of the Asteroschematid that is on it... ??
08/08/2015,00:39:05,amybaco-taylor,I was trying to figure out that little white one too..
08/08/2015,00:39:31,amybaco-taylor,could be kishinouyei perhaps
08/08/2015,00:39:50,leswatling,now my video is gone....
08/08/2015,00:39:57,Scott France,My vidoe frozen for several minutes now...
08/08/2015,00:40:03,Scott France,video
08/08/2015,00:40:03,ircecc,Video and comm very poor IRC
08/08/2015,00:40:44,amybaco-taylor,SPO
08/08/2015,00:44:19,tinamolodtsova,dead stalks
08/08/2015,00:44:29,jonathantree,much more Mn coated COB, less of the massive Mn hardpan that the dense colonies were on before
08/08/2015,00:45:23,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/08/2015,00:46:03,tinamolodtsova,Anthomastus
08/08/2015,00:46:26,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/08/2015,00:46:51,tinamolodtsova,Anthomastus
08/08/2015,00:47:26,brucemundy,SHI
08/08/2015,00:47:35,tinamolodtsova,CORC
08/08/2015,00:47:43,jonathantree,PIL
08/08/2015,00:48:23,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/08/2015,00:49:34,amybaco-taylor,CORC
08/08/2015,00:51:09,amybaco-taylor,SPO many
08/08/2015,00:51:09,tinamolodtsova,lost audio
08/08/2015,00:51:49,leswatling,Have been chatting with Abby Lapointe. She still can't get into the eventlog room. But she confirms that the "squiggly whips" that we are seeing are probably clade B1, and we intend to name a new genus for that clade based on material we have from Tasmania. Clade B1 is widely distributed in the north Atlantic, north central and south Pacific. 
08/08/2015,00:53:19,okexnav,LAT :25.08378, LON : -172.49250, DEPTH :1823.8973m, TEMP :  2.00848C, SAL : 34.61642 PSU, DO :  2.76762 mg/L
08/08/2015,00:53:42,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/08/2015,00:53:49,tinamolodtsova,or CRI?
08/08/2015,00:53:53,leswatling,what a large pile of rocks.... are the geologists frustrated that one can't be picked up?
08/08/2015,00:55:19,jonathantree,@ les, we already got our two samples for the dive
08/08/2015,00:55:50,leswatling,you are lucky dudes!
08/08/2015,00:56:29,leswatling,what do you suppose accounts for so many rocks in a rockpile like this?
08/08/2015,00:57:08,jonathantree,not too sure it is very curious that we are seeing extensive cobble along a ridge line
08/08/2015,00:57:36,jonathantree,they are being source from something upslope but where I have no idea
08/08/2015,00:58:14,leswatling,how old is this feature, any idea?
08/08/2015,00:58:18,okexnav,LAT :25.08401, LON : -172.49214, DEPTH :1823.8952m, TEMP :  2.01415C, SAL : 34.61737 PSU, DO :  2.76336 mg/L
08/08/2015,00:58:28,Scott France,Isn't that why they are collecting rocks?
08/08/2015,00:58:30,amybaco-taylor,SPO many
08/08/2015,00:58:33,Scott France,To answer that? ;-)
08/08/2015,00:59:04,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/08/2015,00:59:27,jonathantree,The seamount just to the east of it "Northampton East" is ~23 to 24 million years old, and would be younger than this seamount so probably 25 million years
08/08/2015,00:59:41,michaelgarcia,The age of a surface might be inferred by the thickness of Mn coating on rocks
08/08/2015,01:00:17,jonathantree,Thta is correct, we do not have samples from this one and dating it will be one of the primary objective in the post proccessing of these rocks
08/08/2015,01:00:35,leswatling,that brings up another question... do we know the rate of development of the Mn coat?
08/08/2015,01:01:08,Scott France,Yay! You made it Abby! Welcome!
08/08/2015,01:01:18,Abby Lapointe,Woo hoo! Thanks Scott
08/08/2015,01:01:19,michaelgarcia,It has been estimated at few mm per million years
08/08/2015,01:01:30,tinamolodtsova,CORI
08/08/2015,01:01:36,tinamolodtsova,CORAC
08/08/2015,01:01:37,leswatling,the reason I ask this is because in a lot of our seamount work we have come across old corals for example that have brown coats of varying intensity so we figured some were young than others.
08/08/2015,01:02:10,Nicole Morgan,CORPA
08/08/2015,01:02:21,Nicole Morgan,CORO - acantho
08/08/2015,01:02:24,tinamolodtsova,Scott, these are different whips.. not so flexible
08/08/2015,01:03:02,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/08/2015,01:03:18,okexnav,LAT :25.08417, LON : -172.49204, DEPTH :1825.5945m, TEMP :  2.02108C, SAL : 34.61438 PSU, DO :  2.72724 mg/L
08/08/2015,01:03:43,Scott France,Abby is here now: she can educate us on whip morphology variation.
08/08/2015,01:04:06,okeanosexplorer,Excellent, welcome aboard Abby!
08/08/2015,01:04:24,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Bathypathes alternata
08/08/2015,01:05:03,amybaco-taylor,CORAC
08/08/2015,01:05:09,amybaco-taylor,CORC
08/08/2015,01:05:20,amybaco-taylor,SPO
08/08/2015,01:06:14,amybaco-taylor,Where are the parents to make all these little corallids?
08/08/2015,01:07:01,amybaco-taylor,CORAC many
08/08/2015,01:07:10,amybaco-taylor,CORI whips
08/08/2015,01:07:11,Scott France,Isn't that the big question, Amy?
08/08/2015,01:07:21,amybaco-taylor,CORCH - metallogrgia
08/08/2015,01:07:21,Scott France,How far can the larvae travel?
08/08/2015,01:07:33,jonathantree,we have lost telecon here at UH
08/08/2015,01:07:33,Scott France,CORCH Metallogorgia
08/08/2015,01:07:36,amybaco-taylor,Well, yeahy, but I'm hoping to find some of them here :)
08/08/2015,01:07:52,amybaco-taylor,Some of ones on pioneer over a meter across
08/08/2015,01:08:00,Scott France,Wow!
08/08/2015,01:08:09,amybaco-taylor,CRI on CORAC
08/08/2015,01:08:15,Scott France,telecon dropped...
08/08/2015,01:08:35,Scott France,We can hear you on video stream...
08/08/2015,01:09:04,jonathantree,have not heard you from the ship for the past 10 inutes
08/08/2015,01:09:23,okeanosexplorer,telecon conference line down
08/08/2015,01:09:44,Nicole Morgan,How much longer on this dive?
08/08/2015,01:10:05,michaelgarcia,In place pillows
08/08/2015,01:10:11,jonathantree,they have about anouther 1 hour 50 minutes
08/08/2015,01:10:30,amybaco-taylor,is that bottom time or until they need to be at surface?
08/08/2015,01:10:36,okeanosexplorer,~1.45h remaining on dive
08/08/2015,01:10:38,amybaco-taylor,ACN
08/08/2015,01:11:25,Scott France,Acanthogorgia seem to like the high point
08/08/2015,01:11:38,jonathantree,Mn nodules on the flat floor?
08/08/2015,01:12:25,okexnav,LAT :25.08436, LON : -172.49209, DEPTH :1826.4844m, TEMP :  2.02391C, SAL : 34.61510 PSU, DO :  2.75335 mg/L
08/08/2015,01:12:34,Scott France,was there a cerianthid among those nodules?
08/08/2015,01:12:37,jonathantree,really nice sediment rippples to get an idea for the current direction
08/08/2015,01:12:44,Nicole Morgan,Thanks!
08/08/2015,01:13:08,okeanosexplorer,looked like a cerianthid from here
08/08/2015,01:13:22,amybaco-taylor,There was a little larger CORC
08/08/2015,01:13:22,tinamolodtsova,zoom please?
08/08/2015,01:13:28,Scott France,POL swimming
08/08/2015,01:14:01,Scott France,I can hear you dialing in to the telecon!
08/08/2015,01:14:06,Scott France,on the vidoe...
08/08/2015,01:14:14,Scott France,Thakns Chris!
08/08/2015,01:14:17,Scott France,Thanks
08/08/2015,01:14:29,Scott France,That is one of the sparse branchers...
08/08/2015,01:14:39,tinamolodtsova,good, but video is frozen..
08/08/2015,01:14:40,Scott France,Naturally the video is now frozen...
08/08/2015,01:14:54,Scott France,Increases the suspense.
08/08/2015,01:14:58,Scott France,There it is!
08/08/2015,01:15:00,tinamolodtsova,internodes
08/08/2015,01:15:12,Scott France,So tallish thin polyps as earlier..
08/08/2015,01:15:20,Scott France,Tissue rather thick
08/08/2015,01:15:22,leswatling,looks like it branches just above the nodes
08/08/2015,01:15:30,Scott France,polyps all around stem
08/08/2015,01:15:43,Scott France,nodes short with swollen internode adjacent
08/08/2015,01:15:48,michaelgarcia,eroded pillow cores
08/08/2015,01:15:50,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathypathes
08/08/2015,01:16:06,Scott France,Yupo - branching above node
08/08/2015,01:16:21,brucemundy,Lost all of the audio at IRC
08/08/2015,01:16:26,Scott France,Can't see any sclerites though.
08/08/2015,01:16:32,Scott France,That was good zoom. Thanks.
08/08/2015,01:16:38,Scott France,Can move on if you like.
08/08/2015,01:16:43,Scott France,from my perspective
08/08/2015,01:16:44,amybaco-taylor,Someone used epinode the other day, how do you dstinguish that from internode when its so close like in that one?
08/08/2015,01:17:27,Scott France,?Uroptychus on whip in background
08/08/2015,01:17:29,leswatling,must be a term from Aldersalde....
08/08/2015,01:17:31,Scott France,SQA
08/08/2015,01:17:41,okexnav,LAT :25.08456, LON : -172.49218, DEPTH :1825.2674m, TEMP :  2.02579C, SAL : 34.61546 PSU, DO :  2.73409 mg/L
08/08/2015,01:17:56,Scott France,That was great Chris - thanks.
08/08/2015,01:17:58,amybaco-taylor,Oh, can we zoom on big CORC?
08/08/2015,01:18:02,Scott France,Still hoping for a fork.
08/08/2015,01:18:36,Andrea Quattrini,have you zoomed on the small yellow corals? 
08/08/2015,01:18:47,amybaco-taylor,acanthogorgiids Andrea
08/08/2015,01:18:48,leswatling,was a zoom done earlier on the yellow fans to be sure it is Acanthogorgia?
08/08/2015,01:18:54,tinamolodtsova,Yes, Acanthogorgia
08/08/2015,01:18:57,Andrea Quattrini,thanks~
08/08/2015,01:19:09,Scott France,What is the red stalk on left
08/08/2015,01:19:16,tinamolodtsova,CRI Commatulida
08/08/2015,01:19:19,Scott France,perhaps it was a Paragorgia seen on edge
08/08/2015,01:19:29,Scott France,I think there were OPH arms
08/08/2015,01:19:32,amybaco-taylor,Can we choose to stay with the coral field?
08/08/2015,01:19:45,amybaco-taylor,Or do we have a set path we have to follow?
08/08/2015,01:19:53,Scott France,@Les: yes - we zoomed on a couple of Acanthogorgia
08/08/2015,01:20:15,okeanosexplorer,we need to move in this general direction for a bit amy
08/08/2015,01:20:19,Andrea Quattrini,any more fishes this dive?
08/08/2015,01:20:22,amybaco-taylor,ok, thanks!
08/08/2015,01:20:23,tinamolodtsova,CORPA +OPH
08/08/2015,01:20:28,leswatling,good thanks, they didn't seem very Acantho to me, so good to know....
08/08/2015,01:20:55,jonathantree,we can hear you on telecon now
08/08/2015,01:20:56,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/08/2015,01:20:58,amybaco-taylor,Have collected similar/same on Pioneer too, so pretty sure they are Acantho
08/08/2015,01:21:16,leswatling,great!
08/08/2015,01:21:25,ircecc,Question...How thick, on average is the layer of Mn nodules?
08/08/2015,01:21:26,tinamolodtsova,no video(
08/08/2015,01:22:50,Nicole Morgan,The one I have seen in person was just as red!
08/08/2015,01:22:52,okexnav,LAT :25.08474, LON : -172.49189, DEPTH :1825.9050m, TEMP :  2.03203C, SAL : 34.61442 PSU, DO :  2.75614 mg/L
08/08/2015,01:24:45,tinamolodtsova,ISO?
08/08/2015,01:26:39,tinamolodtsova,CPEN
08/08/2015,01:26:46,tinamolodtsova,ACN
08/08/2015,01:27:04,tinamolodtsova, Umbellula?
08/08/2015,01:27:23,Scott France,I do not see an Umbellula...
08/08/2015,01:27:27,okexnav,LAT :25.08479, LON : -172.49177, DEPTH :1823.9427m, TEMP :  2.03157C, SAL : 34.61352 PSU, DO :  2.73791 mg/L
08/08/2015,01:27:33,tinamolodtsova,it was very briefly
08/08/2015,01:28:00,tinamolodtsova,bured in sand
08/08/2015,01:28:02,Scott France,Ophiocantha like OPH?
08/08/2015,01:28:10,amybaco-taylor,Is that as close as we can zoom?
08/08/2015,01:28:30,leswatling,black xis pretty sure its Acantho
08/08/2015,01:28:33,amybaco-taylor,I was looking for that too
08/08/2015,01:28:39,tinamolodtsova,looks like Acanth
08/08/2015,01:28:53,leswatling,polyps are tall
08/08/2015,01:29:02,brucemundy,POL on lower part of COR?
08/08/2015,01:29:20,amybaco-taylor,was a paragorgia next to it
08/08/2015,01:29:26,amybaco-taylor,anthomastus
08/08/2015,01:29:30,tinamolodtsova,they are not retracted
08/08/2015,01:29:56,amybaco-taylor,2 Anthomastus
08/08/2015,01:29:58,leswatling,agree with Scott, plexaurids have a different contraction pattern
08/08/2015,01:30:04,amybaco-taylor,CORCH - metallogorgia
08/08/2015,01:30:05,Andrea Quattrini,Metallogorgia
08/08/2015,01:30:15,amybaco-taylor,CORCH
08/08/2015,01:30:51,tinamolodtsova,it was one Umbellula somewhere close
08/08/2015,01:30:56,Scott France,Fork!!
08/08/2015,01:30:58,amybaco-taylor,wasn't that one forked?
08/08/2015,01:31:02,Scott France,passed on left
08/08/2015,01:31:04,tinamolodtsova,ACN
08/08/2015,01:31:30,Scott France,Unfortunately it popped out after a vidoe freeze and telecon was gone
08/08/2015,01:32:25,okexnav,LAT :25.08508, LON : -172.49145, DEPTH :1812.7512m, TEMP :  2.03583C, SAL : 34.61384 PSU, DO :  2.72104 mg/L
08/08/2015,01:32:52,tinamolodtsova,I woud propose to stay for a while at this are with sand
08/08/2015,01:33:47,amybaco-taylor,There has beena  couple times what looks like a second Pargorgiid, be good to zoom on one of those if see again
08/08/2015,01:33:59,amybaco-taylor,Darker branches w a light axis
08/08/2015,01:34:09,Nicole Morgan,CRI
08/08/2015,01:35:17,amybaco-taylor,Back into denser area
08/08/2015,01:36:28,tinamolodtsova,Anthomastus
08/08/2015,01:36:40,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathy
08/08/2015,01:36:46,amybaco-taylor,SPO
08/08/2015,01:37:25,okexnav,LAT :25.08520, LON : -172.49155, DEPTH :1811.8304m, TEMP :  2.04025C, SAL : 34.61316 PSU, DO :  2.71106 mg/L
08/08/2015,01:39:29,tinamolodtsova,CRI on CORI whip
08/08/2015,01:40:25,amybaco-taylor,Paragorgid with zoanthids
08/08/2015,01:40:28,leswatling,looks like Paragorgia with zoanthids
08/08/2015,01:40:36,amybaco-taylor,and OPH
08/08/2015,01:40:36,tinamolodtsova,and OPH
08/08/2015,01:40:37,Nicole Morgan,same one that normally has more yello ZOA?
08/08/2015,01:40:57,amybaco-taylor,SUre looks like it but they are lighter in colr than the usual bright yellow aren't they?
08/08/2015,01:41:06,Scott France,Yes, paler for sure
08/08/2015,01:41:13,Andrea Quattrini,are there also Acanthogorgia "whip" morphotypes? 
08/08/2015,01:41:20,leswatling,they are usually bright yellow
08/08/2015,01:41:30,Scott France,Hmmm… Don't think so Andrea
08/08/2015,01:41:52,Andrea Quattrini,ok-maybe just angle of camera
08/08/2015,01:42:12,leswatling,these are much more typical Acanthogorgia that are surrounding it
08/08/2015,01:42:16,Andrea Quattrini,they were behind 
08/08/2015,01:42:25,okexnav,LAT :25.08530, LON : -172.49153, DEPTH :1811.6410m, TEMP :  2.04847C, SAL : 34.61316 PSU, DO :  2.71019 mg/L
08/08/2015,01:42:42,Andrea Quattrini,a small one between the two bamboos...
08/08/2015,01:43:23,Scott France,I think there was a long coiled whip growing off another coiled whip!
08/08/2015,01:43:57,brucemundy,FSH
08/08/2015,01:43:58,tinamolodtsova,they know  when we are moving and then popping out
08/08/2015,01:44:05,amybaco-taylor,I saw that too, or it was at least another of the forked ones
08/08/2015,01:44:06,brucemundy,with parasite
08/08/2015,01:44:08,Scott France,Amy - is it possible that the 2nd Paragorgia was a Paragorgia with that pale ZOA on the main axis?
08/08/2015,01:44:13,brucemundy,Macrouridae
08/08/2015,01:44:14,Scott France,Fish with parasites
08/08/2015,01:44:15,Andrea Quattrini,isopod ectoparasite on FSH
08/08/2015,01:44:43,Andrea Quattrini,aegid isopod
08/08/2015,01:44:45,brucemundy,Cant' tell what genus or species. It may be different from others that we've seen on the cruise
08/08/2015,01:44:47,amybaco-taylor,Scott it could have been but both colonies I saw were pretty far off...  not even 100% sure it was pargorgia
08/08/2015,01:45:16,Andrea Quattrini,video lost
08/08/2015,01:45:18,iscwatch,Satellite down after intro of chris
08/08/2015,01:45:53,brucemundy,Not Coryphaenoides. Rounder snout than Nezumia.
08/08/2015,01:45:54,amybaco-taylor,Are parasites more common on marcrourids?  Seems like every one has one
08/08/2015,01:46:37,Andrea Quattrini,aegid isopod and copepods are fairly common on macrourids, but gnathiid isopods are on many different species
08/08/2015,01:46:53,amybaco-taylor,Its funny I
08/08/2015,01:46:59,amybaco-taylor,ve seen a lot of deep-sea fish and I don
08/08/2015,01:47:24,amybaco-taylor,t remember them being so common until the canyons cruise, but maybe that sjust when I acquired the search image..
08/08/2015,01:47:26,okexnav,LAT :25.08534, LON : -172.49171, DEPTH :1810.5848m, TEMP :  2.04876C, SAL : 34.61301 PSU, DO :  2.69037 mg/L
08/08/2015,01:47:28,Scott France,Andrea: these aegiids are pretty mobile, right? I mean compared to the dramatically altered copepods, this isopod could bail.
08/08/2015,01:47:45,amybaco-taylor,SPO farreid wnet by
08/08/2015,01:48:10,Andrea Quattrini,yes i believe so! but, i am still learning about the parasites...
08/08/2015,01:48:18,okeanosexplorer,we might still be able to sample on this dive. So if you see something unusual, let us know
08/08/2015,01:48:44,Scott France,Light stalk Paragorgia down below right
08/08/2015,01:48:45,Andrea Quattrini,amanda demop and I started paying attention to them during canyons, and have made a larger effort to document the ectoparasites 
08/08/2015,01:49:52,amybaco-taylor,And what have you learned?
08/08/2015,01:50:26,amybaco-taylor,Crawling OPH
08/08/2015,01:50:27,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/08/2015,01:50:28,Andrea Quattrini,that they are more common than realized! in the canyons, however, only 1/3 of the fishes had ectoparasites 
08/08/2015,01:50:41,amybaco-taylor,Interesting
08/08/2015,01:50:44,Andrea Quattrini,mostly gnathiids, and could be due to the life cycle of gnathiids
08/08/2015,01:50:54,amybaco-taylor,I honestly don'
08/08/2015,01:50:58,Andrea Quattrini,they hop on and off a few times during their cycle
08/08/2015,01:51:02,amybaco-taylor,t remeber seeing one in HAwaii before
08/08/2015,01:51:27,amybaco-taylor,CORAC
08/08/2015,01:51:27,Andrea Quattrini,copepods and aegids are more species specific 
08/08/2015,01:51:30,amybaco-taylor,CORC\n
08/08/2015,01:51:31,tinamolodtsova,CORC
08/08/2015,01:51:41,tinamolodtsova,with polychaete tube
08/08/2015,01:51:53,Scott France,CORAC Acanthogorgia
08/08/2015,01:51:57,Scott France,with BAR
08/08/2015,01:52:07,tinamolodtsova,HYD
08/08/2015,01:52:13,Scott France,OPH was on this when we arrived and then bailed
08/08/2015,01:52:26,okexnav,LAT :25.08549, LON : -172.49146, DEPTH :1813.2437m, TEMP :  2.05908C, SAL : 34.61116 PSU, DO :  2.72462 mg/L
08/08/2015,01:52:26,amybaco-taylor,Wonder if this would be a good one to collect?
08/08/2015,01:52:28,Scott France,[notes for log]
08/08/2015,01:52:41,tinamolodtsova,Syllid perhaps
08/08/2015,01:52:44,amybaco-taylor,Unless Scott you are sure its Acantho?
08/08/2015,01:52:53,amybaco-taylor,I can't see the crown 
08/08/2015,01:53:21,brucemundy,The rattail may have been something like Malacocephalus or Trachonurus, but I'd have to review the video or frame grabs to begin to get a good idea.
08/08/2015,01:53:22,leswatling,I'm pretty sure its an Acanthogorgia
08/08/2015,01:53:43,Scott France,No, I'm not 100% certain. I'm basing ID on relatively tall non-retractile polyps and dark skeleton
08/08/2015,01:53:51,amybaco-taylor,Thanks Les.  I think we have 2 different species of Acantho then perhaps
08/08/2015,01:54:09,tinamolodtsova,it is quite possible? Amy
08/08/2015,01:54:28,tinamolodtsova,I mean yes, possible
08/08/2015,01:54:29,leswatling,I agree. One is very typical Acantho and this other one has much more robust polyps
08/08/2015,01:54:42,amybaco-taylor,I was just writing the same thing
08/08/2015,01:54:55,Scott France,On first approach the polyps look like zoanthid sthey are so robust!
08/08/2015,01:55:07,leswatling,And a more robust axis that does not seem to be very flexible.
08/08/2015,01:55:17,amybaco-taylor,Well, if we run out of time, should we collect the more robust one to verify, or go for the corallid?  Or different coral?
08/08/2015,01:55:25,leswatling,Which is why I was quetioning the ID when I first cam on.
08/08/2015,01:55:57,leswatling,Is the manip working?
08/08/2015,01:55:59,tinamolodtsova,Anthomastus
08/08/2015,01:56:18,Scott France,Apparently we can ask them to test the collecting waters again...
08/08/2015,01:56:20,amybaco-taylor,The more robust one reminds me of ANthothela almost, but they are usually very distinctly purple around here
08/08/2015,01:56:28,okeanosexplorer,we don't know yet if the manipulator will work, but pilots are willing to try if we see something unusual
08/08/2015,01:56:53,Scott France,I think the purple "Anthothela" are actually Victorgorgia, according to Kirrily Moore.
08/08/2015,01:57:27,okexnav,LAT :25.08572, LON : -172.49141, DEPTH :1812.0662m, TEMP :  2.07711C, SAL : 34.61003 PSU, DO :  2.65338 mg/L
08/08/2015,01:57:48,leswatling,Agree with that Scott. Michelle Taylor and I came to that conclusion for some specimens from the Mid Atlantic ridge
08/08/2015,01:57:51,tinamolodtsova,nice Amphipod
08/08/2015,01:58:02,tinamolodtsova,on spicule
08/08/2015,01:58:24,amybaco-taylor,Yes, Kirrily ID'd ours as that ultimately
08/08/2015,01:58:34,amybaco-taylor,But I don
08/08/2015,01:58:37,tinamolodtsova,CORA Umpellapathes
08/08/2015,01:58:43,amybaco-taylor,t think she has published that genus yet has she?
08/08/2015,01:59:00,Scott France,It was published by Lopez-Gonzalez I think...
08/08/2015,01:59:10,tinamolodtsova,from Atlantic
08/08/2015,01:59:11,Scott France,She is transferring the species nuttingi...
08/08/2015,01:59:11,amybaco-taylor,I'[ll have to look that up, thanks
08/08/2015,01:59:16,leswatling,right.... you are faster on the typing...
08/08/2015,01:59:17,Scott France,but hasn't published yet
08/08/2015,01:59:57,leswatling,I am thinking that Victorgprgia is much more common than previously thought.
08/08/2015,02:00:17,Scott France,I agree with Amy - if we don;t see something more exciting soon, lets collect one so the debate can end. We can match the morphology with vidoe image.
08/08/2015,02:00:20,tinamolodtsova,from Josephine?
08/08/2015,02:00:21,leswatling,nice to have the video freeze with a clsoe up
08/08/2015,02:00:29,Scott France,haha
08/08/2015,02:00:38,Scott France,Always look at the bright side!
08/08/2015,02:00:38,tinamolodtsova,much better than in move
08/08/2015,02:00:45,leswatling,yes Tina
08/08/2015,02:01:25,amybaco-taylor,CORCH - matello
08/08/2015,02:01:26,leswatling,more Metallogorgia
08/08/2015,02:01:49,tinamolodtsova,more dead SPO
08/08/2015,02:01:49,Scott France,Victorgorgia Lopez Gonzalez & Briand, 2002
08/08/2015,02:02:24,Scott France,Victorgorgia Lopez Gonzalez & Briand, 2002!
08/08/2015,02:02:26,okexnav,LAT :25.08575, LON : -172.49124, DEPTH :1807.8104m, TEMP :  2.08164C, SAL : 34.60877 PSU, DO :  2.65567 mg/L
08/08/2015,02:02:32,Scott France,Victorgorgia nuttingi
08/08/2015,02:03:35,amybaco-taylor,Yeah got the paper, looks exactly like it
08/08/2015,02:04:09,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/08/2015,02:04:12,amybaco-taylor,CORO - anthothela/Victorgorgia
08/08/2015,02:05:04,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Stichopathes
08/08/2015,02:05:21,tinamolodtsova,can we zoom on it?
08/08/2015,02:05:46,Scott France,This is the first one we've seen on expedition, right?
08/08/2015,02:05:58,tinamolodtsova,Sticho?
08/08/2015,02:06:05,Scott France,I meant for Vicrogorgia/Anthothela
08/08/2015,02:06:10,amybaco-taylor,First I've seen
08/08/2015,02:06:13,okeanosexplorer,yes stichopathes, but we unfortunately need to move
08/08/2015,02:06:14,amybaco-taylor,on this
08/08/2015,02:07:27,tinamolodtsova,both for the first time. and video freeze again
08/08/2015,02:07:34,Scott France,Yup.
08/08/2015,02:07:36,okexnav,LAT :25.08598, LON : -172.49107, DEPTH :1805.1845m, TEMP :  2.08493C, SAL : 34.60970 PSU, DO :  2.61842 mg/L
08/08/2015,02:07:45,Scott France,Didn't see the Sticho. :-(
08/08/2015,02:07:53,tinamolodtsova,me either(
08/08/2015,02:08:30,tinamolodtsova,OPH on dead stalk
08/08/2015,02:08:31,Scott France,Metallogorgia
08/08/2015,02:08:37,Scott France,CORA Bathypathes
08/08/2015,02:08:44,tinamolodtsova,Bathypathes
08/08/2015,02:08:51,tinamolodtsova,I hope
08/08/2015,02:09:07,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/08/2015,02:09:21,tinamolodtsova,CORI whips
08/08/2015,02:09:37,tinamolodtsova,CORA Umbellapathes
08/08/2015,02:09:50,amybaco-taylor,large SPO
08/08/2015,02:09:54,Scott France,Outstanding. Looks like a park sculpture.
08/08/2015,02:10:14,amybaco-taylor,INteresting on ein background has a ridge going up its back
08/08/2015,02:10:17,tinamolodtsova,especially with another at the back
08/08/2015,02:10:23,tinamolodtsova,looks like Art
08/08/2015,02:10:24,amybaco-taylor,this one too
08/08/2015,02:10:32,Scott France,Has the color of thawing dirty plowed snow...
08/08/2015,02:10:44,tinamolodtsova,CORAC
08/08/2015,02:10:50,Scott France,ASR!
08/08/2015,02:10:57,tinamolodtsova,CORO Anthomastus
08/08/2015,02:10:59,Scott France,Arms upturned
08/08/2015,02:11:24,Scott France,Fish
08/08/2015,02:11:29,Scott France,Very small, dark
08/08/2015,02:11:30,tinamolodtsova,FISH
08/08/2015,02:11:38,amybaco-taylor,Bottom time left?
08/08/2015,02:11:39,brucemundy,FSH
08/08/2015,02:11:41,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/08/2015,02:11:56,brucemundy,small, in water above bottom. probably another small rattail
08/08/2015,02:12:04,Scott France,POL
08/08/2015,02:12:07,Scott France,swimming
08/08/2015,02:12:22,tinamolodtsova,agree with Scott
08/08/2015,02:12:26,okexnav,LAT :25.08640, LON : -172.49099, DEPTH :1800.3550m, TEMP :  2.10442C, SAL : 34.60640 PSU, DO :  2.61592 mg/L
08/08/2015,02:12:35,okeanosexplorer,40minutes left on bottom
08/08/2015,02:12:35,tinamolodtsova,Polynoid
08/08/2015,02:12:48,tinamolodtsova,Umbellapathes, yes
08/08/2015,02:13:24,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/08/2015,02:13:50,Scott France,Tell me thta doesn't look like recruits on a whip!
08/08/2015,02:14:03,Scott France,You can't because we already passed it! ;-)
08/08/2015,02:14:05,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/08/2015,02:14:36,tinamolodtsova,SQA
08/08/2015,02:14:44,tinamolodtsova,closeby
08/08/2015,02:14:49,Scott France,No independent guess, but Henricia seems good choice
08/08/2015,02:15:10,tinamolodtsova,on HYD?
08/08/2015,02:16:36,tinamolodtsova,I was told Henricia to be very hard  genus. nobody likes it..
08/08/2015,02:17:11,Scott France,Lost video, telecon
08/08/2015,02:17:21,tinamolodtsova,same
08/08/2015,02:17:51,Scott France,telecon back, not video
08/08/2015,02:18:34,Scott France,All shipboard lost from eventlog so satellite issue for sure
08/08/2015,02:18:57,leswatling,I have to sign off soon. My vote would be to pick up one of these robust Acanthogorgia, unless something more lucrative comes along. Of course you then have to decide what is "more lucrative." haha.....
08/08/2015,02:19:09,Scott France,Copy that Les.
08/08/2015,02:19:15,brucemundy,Video frozen. Telcon highly intermittent. I heard mention of the two macrourid genera that I speculated, but not the rest of the comments.
08/08/2015,02:19:37,amybaco-taylor,Not Farrea'?
08/08/2015,02:19:50,amybaco-taylor,Hard to see half frozen video though?
08/08/2015,02:20:57,Scott France,Is that a small Iridogorgia behind the sponge?
08/08/2015,02:21:10,amybaco-taylor,looks like it or at least a chryso
08/08/2015,02:21:14,tinamolodtsova,Cannot tell yet but with OPH
08/08/2015,02:21:19,amybaco-taylor,Sorry no audio here
08/08/2015,02:21:30,iscwatch,unfortunately every single video problem seems to be satellite related so far this cruise - though we're trying to smooth out the smaller video defects it's just not coming in whole                                 
08/08/2015,02:21:55,Scott France,Video back
08/08/2015,02:22:03,Nicole Morgan,is that Rhodaniridogorgia?
08/08/2015,02:22:04,okeanosexplorer,Amy, have you seen anything like this sponge?
08/08/2015,02:22:44,Scott France,@Nicole: haven't had an unfrozen view of it so can't say
08/08/2015,02:23:15,tinamolodtsova,SQA at the top of the SPO
08/08/2015,02:23:24,amybaco-taylor,IIt looks like Backbon Farrea to me
08/08/2015,02:23:27,amybaco-taylor,backbone
08/08/2015,02:23:29,Scott France,@iscwatch: Thanks. That was my impression because when the video goes, so too usually does the telecon. I figure they are connected.
08/08/2015,02:23:38,amybaco-taylor,but too hard to tell with video freezes
08/08/2015,02:23:41,Nicole Morgan,I got a very brief one.
08/08/2015,02:24:15,Scott France,SQA Uroptychus on CORI to right
08/08/2015,02:24:20,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathypathes
08/08/2015,02:24:26,tinamolodtsova,ACN
08/08/2015,02:25:07,amybaco-taylor,I think SHirely is doing field work 
08/08/2015,02:25:11,amybaco-taylor,I haven't seen her
08/08/2015,02:27:45,leswatling,did you zoom the octocoral next to the sponge while the video was frozen? If so, can you zoom it again?
08/08/2015,02:28:07,tinamolodtsova,they did, but it was frozen
08/08/2015,02:29:30,tinamolodtsova,Irido
08/08/2015,02:29:35,Scott France,Okay Les - you're on!
08/08/2015,02:29:51,tinamolodtsova,what was the bet?
08/08/2015,02:30:11,leswatling,I think Nicole  was right. It is a Rhodaniridorgia
08/08/2015,02:30:40,leswatling,It is a bit unusal in that it has branches on the branches
08/08/2015,02:30:57,Scott France,I'll note that genetically there is no difference between Rhodaniridogorgia and Iridogorgia, but I see the difference in the waviness of the axis...
08/08/2015,02:31:34,tinamolodtsova,this one regenerating and there is a secondary pinnule 
08/08/2015,02:31:34,Scott France,Nice video freeze!
08/08/2015,02:31:40,tinamolodtsova,below OPH
08/08/2015,02:31:42,Scott France,Can study the polyps
08/08/2015,02:32:15,leswatling,I have a specimen from Amy collected on Necker Ridge that shows the secondary branching. Guess I better get it described soon....
08/08/2015,02:32:42,tinamolodtsova,shish.. we colected for you more
08/08/2015,02:32:57,tinamolodtsova,SHI
08/08/2015,02:33:45,tinamolodtsova,may be it is just young colony
08/08/2015,02:33:46,leswatling,Nice! didn't know that one was collected....
08/08/2015,02:33:54,tinamolodtsova,just start branching
08/08/2015,02:34:21,leswatling,Yeah Tina, this is a young one. Its small and the secondary branching was on the branches at the top.
08/08/2015,02:34:28,Scott France,None of us could decide if it was Chrysogorgia or Iridogorgia or something in between, so we agreed it was collectible.
08/08/2015,02:34:52,tinamolodtsova,les.. at least 20 people  have read that you promised to describe it
08/08/2015,02:35:07,tinamolodtsova,Metallogorgia
08/08/2015,02:35:10,okeanosexplorer,23
08/08/2015,02:35:15,leswatling,hahahaha.... my first job this fall I guess
08/08/2015,02:35:16,amybaco-taylor,THat's the most of the ANthothela/Victoro I've ever seen in one place
08/08/2015,02:35:19,Scott France,CORO Victorgorgia
08/08/2015,02:36:09,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/08/2015,02:36:31,tinamolodtsova,SQA on dead stalk
08/08/2015,02:36:40,tinamolodtsova,CORAC
08/08/2015,02:37:03,Scott France,HOL
08/08/2015,02:37:12,Scott France,new species for leg?
08/08/2015,02:37:30,tinamolodtsova,impossible to collect with manipulator
08/08/2015,02:37:31,Diva Amon,oneirophanta or ophnurgus….
08/08/2015,02:37:36,Diva Amon,checking now
08/08/2015,02:37:53,amybaco-taylor,Not sure why you didn't collect sponge, but if there is time we are hoping you might collect the yellow Acantho with the more robust polyps you've zoomed on a couple of times
08/08/2015,02:37:57,tinamolodtsova,zoom
08/08/2015,02:38:04,tinamolodtsova,may be a scaleworm
08/08/2015,02:38:12,Diva Amon,we see these in the CCZ too
08/08/2015,02:38:22,amybaco-taylor,What's on it?
08/08/2015,02:38:30,tinamolodtsova,at least PLO
08/08/2015,02:38:41,michaelparke,I think those are part of it
08/08/2015,02:38:56,Diva Amon,Orphnurgus….I'm pretty convinced
08/08/2015,02:39:07,Diva Amon,http://ccfzatlas.com/wiki/index.php?title=Orphnurgus
08/08/2015,02:39:27,Diva Amon,I have no idea what that thing is on the side
08/08/2015,02:39:37,tinamolodtsova,there are some projections
08/08/2015,02:39:58,Scott France,Another intersting mystery of the deep!
08/08/2015,02:40:04,tinamolodtsova,CORA Trissopathes
08/08/2015,02:40:13,Scott France,And Umbellapthes
08/08/2015,02:40:20,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathypathes
08/08/2015,02:40:27,tinamolodtsova, CORA Umbellapathes
08/08/2015,02:40:33,Scott France,Victorgorgia
08/08/2015,02:40:37,Scott France,CORO
08/08/2015,02:40:51,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/08/2015,02:41:16,amybaco-taylor,CORO paragorgia
08/08/2015,02:41:58,michaelparke,That's why we have virginia
08/08/2015,02:42:22,amybaco-taylor,Someone else want to try to ask for sample?
08/08/2015,02:42:34,Scott France,I will when they come back.
08/08/2015,02:42:50,Scott France,Rock pen
08/08/2015,02:43:20,Scott France,Arm not cooperating
08/08/2015,02:43:27,amybaco-taylor,tnx
08/08/2015,02:43:50,Scott France,Naturally now the "Acanthos" get all in our face!
08/08/2015,02:44:06,amybaco-taylor,FIgures
08/08/2015,02:44:30,Scott France,I'm still waiting for another forked whip!
08/08/2015,02:45:12,amybaco-taylor,Poor scott
08/08/2015,02:45:53,Scott France,Metallogorgia
08/08/2015,02:45:58,Scott France,CORCH
08/08/2015,02:46:07,Scott France,Nice view
08/08/2015,02:48:08,ircecc,no video at IRCECC
08/08/2015,02:48:51,michaelparke,Video has been more intermittent today than ever. Too bad since it has been so rich an area.
08/08/2015,02:49:05,tinamolodtsova,HYD
08/08/2015,02:49:05,brucemundy,IRC video and audio back now, at least for a while
08/08/2015,02:49:25,Scott France,Video back but compressed...
08/08/2015,02:49:34,Scott France,I mean, not wide
08/08/2015,02:49:55,Scott France,CORI Acanella
08/08/2015,02:49:56,leswatling,interesting. I get that sometimes but its wide now
08/08/2015,02:50:00,brucemundy,Yes, nice dive. Good diversity of fishes today.
08/08/2015,02:50:09,Scott France,I'll reload
08/08/2015,02:50:32,Scott France,That is better
08/08/2015,02:50:44,Scott France,CORI Acanella
08/08/2015,02:50:45,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathypathes
08/08/2015,02:50:50,Scott France,Victorgorgia
08/08/2015,02:50:55,tinamolodtsova,SQA
08/08/2015,02:51:06,tinamolodtsova,CORO Anthomastus
08/08/2015,02:51:07,Scott France,Can't type fast enough for all this diversity
08/08/2015,02:51:21,tinamolodtsova,type  isidids)
08/08/2015,02:51:49,amybaco-taylor,zoom on paragoriga
08/08/2015,02:51:55,amybaco-taylor,too late
08/08/2015,02:52:12,tinamolodtsova,CORPA
08/08/2015,02:52:29,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/08/2015,02:52:37,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathy
08/08/2015,02:52:43,amybaco-taylor,SPO
08/08/2015,02:52:49,amybaco-taylor,CORI whips
08/08/2015,02:53:02,amybaco-taylor,CORO ANthomastus
08/08/2015,02:53:13,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathypathes
08/08/2015,02:53:21,tinamolodtsova,ACN
08/08/2015,02:53:47,amybaco-taylor,SPO
08/08/2015,02:54:24,amybaco-taylor,What is depth?
08/08/2015,02:54:34,michaelparke,There's not enough fish to keep her interested
08/08/2015,02:54:39,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathy
08/08/2015,02:54:44,amybaco-taylor,Hasn't been logging with all lost singals
08/08/2015,02:54:46,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/08/2015,02:54:51,amybaco-taylor,1782m
08/08/2015,02:54:52,okeanosexplorer,1782m
08/08/2015,02:56:03,Scott France,Post-dive call may be short because of the continuous dropping of call!
08/08/2015,02:56:20,tinamolodtsova,is it anothe branched Irido&)
08/08/2015,02:56:31,Scott France,Don't joke with me!!
08/08/2015,02:56:54,brucemundy,Thanks everyone. I enjoyed this dive. I have to go for the weekend, but I hope to be back in the chat on Monday.
08/08/2015,02:57:44,tinamolodtsova,CORI "Isidiella'
08/08/2015,02:57:54,okeanosexplorer,Thank you, Bruce. We really apprecaite all your help!
08/08/2015,02:58:28,tinamolodtsova,thank everybody, it was  a good dive.. a bit freezing, but good
08/08/2015,02:59:08,Scott France,Unfortunately the telecon is dropped again!
08/08/2015,02:59:14,Scott France,So can't hear you now.
08/08/2015,03:00:22,Scott France,Nice job today all.
08/08/2015,03:00:50,okeanosexplorer,We will reconvene tomorrow
08/08/2015,03:00:50,okeanosexplorer,Aloha
08/08/2015,18:27:35,okeanosexplorer,Aloha and good morning everyone! We will have our pre-dive science call in 2 minutes
08/08/2015,18:31:08,okeanosexplorer,we are setting up the conference line
08/08/2015,18:41:29,okexnav,LAT :25.50810, LON : -173.52296, DEPTH : 639.7791m, TEMP :  6.10289C, SAL : 34.09801 PSU, DO :  2.83097 mg/L
08/08/2015,18:42:16,iscwatch,Today we're getting some strange pixelization on I2 which is causing some boxy artifacts on our I1 fullres reflection and consumer feeds
08/08/2015,18:42:30,iscwatch,Doesn't seem as severe as yesterday's outages
08/08/2015,18:50:07,okexnav,LAT :25.50809, LON : -173.52250, DEPTH : 898.1843m, TEMP :  4.10238C, SAL : 34.32943 PSU, DO :  1.12124 mg/L
08/08/2015,18:55:07,okexnav,LAT :25.50826, LON : -173.52246, DEPTH :1042.8209m, TEMP :  3.63255C, SAL : 34.41562 PSU, DO :  1.22807 mg/L
08/08/2015,19:05:07,okexnav,LAT :25.50794, LON : -173.52277, DEPTH :1335.8016m, TEMP :  2.93276C, SAL : 34.51832 PSU, DO :  1.69708 mg/L
08/08/2015,19:12:23,okexnav,LAT :25.50792, LON : -173.52277, DEPTH :1483.8180m, TEMP :  2.55394C, SAL : 34.56247 PSU, DO :  2.11946 mg/L
08/08/2015,19:19:22,kelleyelliott,Hi all - can those of you on shore please let us know how the audio and video connection is coming across? We have the satellite engineers currently making adjustments to our satellite dish and would really appreciate feedback on how things look and sound on shore?
08/08/2015,19:20:07,okexnav,LAT :25.50761, LON : -173.52267, DEPTH :1777.6013m, TEMP :  2.08023C, SAL : 34.61039 PSU, DO :  2.73283 mg/L
08/08/2015,19:20:52,Scott France,Audio is loud and clear to me right now...
08/08/2015,19:21:05,Scott France,Streaming i mean...
08/08/2015,19:21:09,Scott France,Video lloks clear
08/08/2015,19:21:29,Scott France,Papa
08/08/2015,19:21:31,Scott France,hanow
08/08/2015,19:21:37,Scott France,hoe-kue-a
08/08/2015,19:21:37,okeanosexplorer,Excellent, thanks Scott!
08/08/2015,19:21:44,Scott France,papahanow
08/08/2015,19:21:47,Scott France,hoe
08/08/2015,19:21:51,Scott France,kue akea
08/08/2015,19:21:55,Scott France,Faster!
08/08/2015,19:22:16,leswatling,except its Moe kua kea
08/08/2015,19:22:34,Scott France,My typing is worse than my pronounciation
08/08/2015,19:22:53,Jared Drewniak,The color chart you see is called a "chip chart." The white stripes at the center are used to calibrate focus and the colors on the outside are used to calibrate how the camera "sees" color. We have a piece of engineering equipment called a "vector scope" that measures the accuracy of the colors numerically as vectors. This takes the guess work out of calibrating color and allows us to adjust the camera consistently. 
08/08/2015,19:23:50,Jared Drewniak,All these charts are created to a special broadcast standards.
08/08/2015,19:23:54,Scott France,First interuption/freeze in video/audio
08/08/2015,19:24:50,Scott France,Intermittent...
08/08/2015,19:25:07,okexnav,LAT :25.50747, LON : -173.52269, DEPTH :1932.7484m, TEMP :  1.96710C, SAL : 34.62123 PSU, DO :  2.85309 mg/L
08/08/2015,19:26:36,kelleyelliott,Thanks, Scott. Please keep the feedback on the connectivity/audio/video dropouts coming. We'll monitor the eventlog.
08/08/2015,19:27:03,Jared Drewniak,Thanks Scott. MTN is working remotely to troubleshoot the vsat.
08/08/2015,19:28:09,Scott France,Has been stable now for past few minutes.
08/08/2015,19:28:20,Scott France,Note I am providing feedback as requested by Kelley
08/08/2015,19:29:28,Scott France,Continues to be stable
08/08/2015,19:29:31,Scott France,Audio good
08/08/2015,19:30:14,amybaco-taylor,I have a couple kids who can say the name!
08/08/2015,19:30:47,Scott France,haha I'll bet you do!
08/08/2015,19:31:03,Scott France,I'll bet they can pronounce a lot of coral species names as well!
08/08/2015,19:31:22,Scott France,Video/audio continues to be stable
08/08/2015,19:31:51,leswatling,and dinosaur names.... that is a skill that gets lost on the way to adulthood, at least in America....
08/08/2015,19:32:34,Scott France,Conference line also clear
08/08/2015,19:32:42,amybaco-taylor,Neither of my kids are into dinosaurs for some reason
08/08/2015,19:32:47,Scott France,CORI - good start!
08/08/2015,19:33:01,okeanosexplorer,Glad they are into Marine National Monuments, Amy!
08/08/2015,19:33:12,amybaco-taylor,THey are watching with me
08/08/2015,19:33:26,leswatling,probably because they are into corals instead
08/08/2015,19:34:07,leswatling,Iridogorgia magnispiralis, young
08/08/2015,19:34:40,leswatling,frozen video for a moment...
08/08/2015,19:34:46,Scott France,Slight video/audio/telecon freeze
08/08/2015,19:34:54,Scott France,But all back quickly
08/08/2015,19:35:08,okexnav,LAT :25.50746, LON : -173.52213, DEPTH :2113.7267m, TEMP :  1.84483C, SAL : 34.63435 PSU, DO :  3.07721 mg/L
08/08/2015,19:35:54,Scott France,There are some CORI unbranched here
08/08/2015,19:36:11,Scott France,Awesome!
08/08/2015,19:36:16,leswatling,a garden of primnoids with the occasional bamboo whip?
08/08/2015,19:36:21,okeanosexplorer,You owe them ice cream, Amy!
08/08/2015,19:36:52,amybaco-taylor,Yes, definitely!
08/08/2015,19:37:21,Scott France,Some of the bases are very white, so possibly bamboo fans rather than primnoids? We'll see soon
08/08/2015,19:37:34,okeanosexplorer,CORA- Bathypathes
08/08/2015,19:37:46,okeanosexplorer,CORCH - Iridogorgia magnispiralis
08/08/2015,19:38:08,okeanosexplorer,CORCH - Chrysogorgia geniculata
08/08/2015,19:38:27,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Bolosoma sp.
08/08/2015,19:39:10,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Stauropathes staurocrada
08/08/2015,19:39:55,Scott France,Possible Acanthogorgia yellow bushes as well?
08/08/2015,19:40:08,okexnav,LAT :25.50777, LON : -173.52207, DEPTH :2112.0478m, TEMP :  1.85553C, SAL : 34.63666 PSU, DO :  3.04614 mg/L
08/08/2015,19:40:20,Scott France,These look like isidid planar fans from here…
08/08/2015,19:40:28,Scott France,Keratoisis type
08/08/2015,19:41:05,leswatling,contracted polyps are columnar so yep
08/08/2015,19:41:29,leswatling,hyrdroid on that branch
08/08/2015,19:42:21,leswatling,should take a close look at the more densly branched fans also
08/08/2015,19:42:25,Abby Lapointe,Hello!
08/08/2015,19:42:48,okeanosexplorer,Welcome Abby, thanks for joining us!
08/08/2015,19:43:06,leswatling,lyrate primnoid
08/08/2015,19:43:11,amybaco-taylor,Looks like both are there
08/08/2015,19:43:20,Scott France,CORPR
08/08/2015,19:44:07,leswatling,frozen screen during the close up so missed most of it
08/08/2015,19:44:09,okeanosexplorer,Calythrophota angularis?
08/08/2015,19:44:34,amybaco-taylor,We also got a few Narella from this site
08/08/2015,19:44:37,Scott France,In terms of abundance right here, looks like the isidids dominate
08/08/2015,19:45:24,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Heteropathes
08/08/2015,19:46:32,amybaco-taylor,CORCH
08/08/2015,19:46:52,okeanosexplorer,CORC - Corallium sp.
08/08/2015,19:48:16,leswatling,zoanthids again
08/08/2015,19:48:17,Scott France,ZOA overgrowth
08/08/2015,19:48:30,amybaco-taylor,Yes ZOA
08/08/2015,19:49:03,leswatling,beginning stages of gold coral?
08/08/2015,19:49:37,Scott France,Not very gold… Platinum coral?
08/08/2015,19:49:41,leswatling,video frozen
08/08/2015,19:49:44,Scott France,;-)
08/08/2015,19:50:02,Scott France,Yup. Video/audio/telecon freeze
08/08/2015,19:50:08,okexnav,LAT :25.50774, LON : -173.52209, DEPTH :2109.4176m, TEMP :  1.85820C, SAL : 34.63449 PSU, DO :  3.08631 mg/L
08/08/2015,19:50:10,Scott France,telecon back
08/08/2015,19:50:14,Scott France,video back
08/08/2015,19:50:16,leswatling,its back
08/08/2015,19:50:20,amybaco-taylor,CORI
08/08/2015,19:50:22,okeanosexplorer,:)
08/08/2015,19:50:53,leswatling,very thin axis
08/08/2015,19:51:09,Scott France,Yes, and polyps mostly to one side
08/08/2015,19:51:10,leswatling,can't see branch origins however
08/08/2015,19:51:17,amybaco-taylor,Is that red thing a POL?
08/08/2015,19:51:20,Scott France,Right there - internodal
08/08/2015,19:51:39,Scott France,On back branch Amy?
08/08/2015,19:51:49,Scott France,Perhaps contracted ACN?
08/08/2015,19:51:50,leswatling,good
08/08/2015,19:51:51,amybaco-taylor,yeah
08/08/2015,19:52:08,amybaco-taylor,CORC
08/08/2015,19:52:14,amybaco-taylor,CORCH
08/08/2015,19:52:25,leswatling,probably Keratoisis group
08/08/2015,19:52:34,leswatling,or complex or something
08/08/2015,19:52:41,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Umbellapathes helioanthes
08/08/2015,19:52:45,amybaco-taylor,When we dove here it changed as we moved across it
08/08/2015,19:52:51,amybaco-taylor,the community did
08/08/2015,19:53:44,leswatling,good, I thought you were giving us something surreal to deal with with :)
08/08/2015,19:54:14,leswatling,a Salvador Dali landscape
08/08/2015,19:54:39,leswatling,frpzem agaom
08/08/2015,19:54:53,leswatling,again, speaking of bad typing
08/08/2015,19:54:54,Scott France,Lost video/telecon/okeanosexplorer in eventlog
08/08/2015,19:55:08,okexnav,LAT :25.50800, LON : -173.52211, DEPTH :2105.3219m, TEMP :  1.85911C, SAL : 34.63409 PSU, DO :  3.06866 mg/L
08/08/2015,19:55:09,Scott France,All back
08/08/2015,19:56:08,leswatling,nice pattern at the base fo that anemone
08/08/2015,19:56:47,Abby Lapointe,Gorgeous!
08/08/2015,19:57:58,leswatling,I would say the video has not improved too much with respect to freezes from yesterday
08/08/2015,19:59:41,okeanosexplorer,CORC - Corallium
08/08/2015,19:59:49,amybaco-taylor,CORI many
08/08/2015,20:00:28,okeanosexplorer,PEN
08/08/2015,20:00:35,amybaco-taylor,CORA
08/08/2015,20:00:41,amybaco-taylor,CORCH
08/08/2015,20:00:48,Nicole Morgan,CORC
08/08/2015,20:01:57,leswatling,somebody did a nice job of filing all those barnacle plates
08/08/2015,20:02:59,Abby Lapointe,More zoanthids?
08/08/2015,20:03:04,leswatling,I wonder if those bamboo pieces dropped off nearby colonies?
08/08/2015,20:03:45,leswatling,agree with Abby, more zoanthids
08/08/2015,20:05:11,okexnav,LAT :25.50811, LON : -173.52210, DEPTH :2101.6936m, TEMP :  1.86662C, SAL : 34.63243 PSU, DO :  3.03090 mg/L
08/08/2015,20:05:36,okeanosexplorer,ASR on CORI
08/08/2015,20:05:43,leswatling,Keratoisis being eaten by you know who....
08/08/2015,20:06:03,leswatling,an Evoplosoma?
08/08/2015,20:06:35,leswatling,makes picking out the branching pattern real easy
08/08/2015,20:06:57,Abby Lapointe,A lot of Keratoisis here!
08/08/2015,20:07:23,Scott France,SQA Uroptychus on the CORI whip at back left
08/08/2015,20:08:52,amybaco-taylor,You can see in camera 2 all the corals have the same orientation
08/08/2015,20:09:12,Nicole Morgan,I think Chris Mah would agree with you on Hippasteria http://echinoblog.blogspot.com/2014/06/the-hippest-post-you-know-new.html
08/08/2015,20:10:03,Scott France,Large SPO on left
08/08/2015,20:10:06,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/08/2015,20:10:11,okexnav,LAT :25.50822, LON : -173.52199, DEPTH :2097.9977m, TEMP :  1.86179C, SAL : 34.63347 PSU, DO :  3.01909 mg/L
08/08/2015,20:10:35,amybaco-taylor,CORA bathypathes
08/08/2015,20:10:40,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathypathes
08/08/2015,20:10:48,Scott France,POL swimming
08/08/2015,20:10:58,amybaco-taylor,CORI many
08/08/2015,20:11:10,Scott France,Curly cue whip CORI
08/08/2015,20:11:36,Nicole Morgan,CORA yellow
08/08/2015,20:11:43,tinamolodtsova,anothe ASR
08/08/2015,20:11:51,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/08/2015,20:12:04,amybaco-taylor,CORCH Iridogorgia
08/08/2015,20:12:46,amybaco-taylor,Could there be lives ones in there?
08/08/2015,20:12:57,tinamolodtsova,CORA ? Stauropathes
08/08/2015,20:13:06,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/08/2015,20:13:17,michaelparke,Still wondering about the lower depth limit
08/08/2015,20:13:42,tinamolodtsova,2 FSH
08/08/2015,20:14:06,amybaco-taylor,Head looks different from ones we been seeing
08/08/2015,20:14:42,tinamolodtsova,lost audio
08/08/2015,20:15:06,leswatling,roundnose but I don't know if roundnose grenadiers are in this area.
08/08/2015,20:15:37,leswatling,The Iridogrogia is standing straight up. No current...
08/08/2015,20:16:13,amybaco-taylor,There would have to be an incredible field of barnacles to make this much
08/08/2015,20:16:20,amybaco-taylor,CORPR
08/08/2015,20:16:27,amybaco-taylor,CORC
08/08/2015,20:16:50,leswatling,Or there was at one time. Their recruitment must be episodic
08/08/2015,20:17:42,amybaco-taylor,Is there a scoop you could use to sample?
08/08/2015,20:17:46,leswatling,I think this could be called a thanatocoenosis.
08/08/2015,20:19:55,okeanosexplorer,Paragorgia
08/08/2015,20:20:09,okexnav,LAT :25.50858, LON : -173.52220, DEPTH :2094.5284m, TEMP :  1.88135C, SAL : 34.63184 PSU, DO :  3.03447 mg/L
08/08/2015,20:20:10,amybaco-taylor,Can we zoom on paragorgia?
08/08/2015,20:20:14,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathypathes
08/08/2015,20:21:45,tinamolodtsova,cORA Stauropathes
08/08/2015,20:22:57,Nicole Morgan,The arm is working better?
08/08/2015,20:23:12,Scott France,Yes, arm was fixed.
08/08/2015,20:23:13,amybaco-taylor,Is that a trissopathes on left?
08/08/2015,20:23:22,tinamolodtsova,it was a problem witharm?
08/08/2015,20:23:33,amybaco-taylor,yesterday toward end of dive
08/08/2015,20:24:03,tinamolodtsova,can we zoom?
08/08/2015,20:24:32,tinamolodtsova,Pteropods
08/08/2015,20:24:36,leswatling,I think it was a Paragorgia judging by the brittle star
08/08/2015,20:24:46,tinamolodtsova,looks like lokal accumulation
08/08/2015,20:25:01,amybaco-taylor,I just hadn't seem a zoom on paragoriga here yet
08/08/2015,20:25:09,okexnav,LAT :25.50856, LON : -173.52215, DEPTH :2094.8348m, TEMP :  1.87509C, SAL : 34.63058 PSU, DO :  3.05591 mg/L
08/08/2015,20:25:17,amybaco-taylor,CORA bathypathes
08/08/2015,20:25:54,tinamolodtsova,I do not know, need better zoom, perhaps  Trissopathes or Chrysopathes
08/08/2015,20:26:19,amybaco-taylor,Looks like a coralliid
08/08/2015,20:26:36,leswatling,Did a little checking and it seems the barnacle is probably a large scalpellid, which is an ancient group of stalked barnacles
08/08/2015,20:26:41,tinamolodtsova,CORA Stauropathes behind Parogorgia
08/08/2015,20:26:41,amybaco-taylor,Can you zoom more on polyps by chanbce?
08/08/2015,20:27:06,tinamolodtsova,is it corallium?
08/08/2015,20:27:34,amybaco-taylor,Yes COrallium on the genus
08/08/2015,20:27:35,leswatling,If its a corallid then we have to revise our ideas about the brittle star association
08/08/2015,20:27:43,amybaco-taylor,I don't think we can get species without a sample
08/08/2015,20:28:10,amybaco-taylor,Noting unbranched basket star as commensal
08/08/2015,20:28:19,amybaco-taylor,CORI
08/08/2015,20:28:39,leswatling,Keratoisis group bamboo
08/08/2015,20:28:52,Scott France,If that was a corallid, it must be related to the "softer" kishinouyei type…?
08/08/2015,20:29:03,tinamolodtsova,HYD on CORI Keritoisis
08/08/2015,20:29:34,leswatling,its an asteroschematid
08/08/2015,20:30:03,amybaco-taylor,I want ot say abyssale, but don'
08/08/2015,20:30:06,amybaco-taylor,t hold me to it
08/08/2015,20:30:24,tinamolodtsova,Can we zoom after on CORA on the left to confirm genus?
08/08/2015,20:30:29,Scott France,siphonozooids?
08/08/2015,20:30:36,leswatling,yeah Amy, not sure how we would tell from the video image
08/08/2015,20:30:36,amybaco-taylor,yes
08/08/2015,20:30:43,tinamolodtsova,nicely seen
08/08/2015,20:31:39,amybaco-taylor,SOrry you broke up if you were asking a quesiton?
08/08/2015,20:32:20,tinamolodtsova,video frozen
08/08/2015,20:32:37,Scott France,Lost video/telecon/okeanosexplorer in eventlog
08/08/2015,20:32:51,tinamolodtsova,a bit right
08/08/2015,20:33:10,tinamolodtsova,yes, this one
08/08/2015,20:33:27,amybaco-taylor,PYC
08/08/2015,20:33:31,tinamolodtsova,ah,
08/08/2015,20:33:36,amybaco-taylor,on COORA trissopathes
08/08/2015,20:33:36,tinamolodtsova,wrong side
08/08/2015,20:33:50,tinamolodtsova,yes, Trissopathes
08/08/2015,20:34:42,tinamolodtsova,what about collecting branch with pycnogonid
08/08/2015,20:35:07,okexnav,LAT :25.50864, LON : -173.52209, DEPTH :2095.3742m, TEMP :  1.89784C, SAL : 34.62899 PSU, DO :  3.01547 mg/L
08/08/2015,20:35:34,amybaco-taylor,CORA
08/08/2015,20:35:48,tinamolodtsova,Stauropathes
08/08/2015,20:36:29,tinamolodtsova,90% Stauropathes staurocrada
08/08/2015,20:36:30,Scott France,Video/audio back but you were dropped from telecon
08/08/2015,20:37:09,tinamolodtsova,there are at least 4 Stauropathes in view
08/08/2015,20:37:26,okeanosexplorer,Tina, do you want to collect Trissopathes?
08/08/2015,20:37:34,tinamolodtsova,perhaps yes
08/08/2015,20:37:48,okeanosexplorer,I am not sure if there any any Hawaiian Trissapthes specimens at the USNM?
08/08/2015,20:38:30,okeanosexplorer,We have seen quite a few of these colonies on this trip
08/08/2015,20:38:45,tinamolodtsova,not sure, I cannot check till Monday. is trissopathes in the list Dennis sent to you?
08/08/2015,20:38:58,tinamolodtsova,we can do later
08/08/2015,20:39:19,okeanosexplorer,ASR
08/08/2015,20:39:44,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/08/2015,20:39:53,tinamolodtsova,CORA Stauropathes
08/08/2015,20:39:58,tinamolodtsova,lost audio
08/08/2015,20:40:07,okexnav,LAT :25.50861, LON : -173.52216, DEPTH :2092.7274m, TEMP :  1.90551C, SAL : 34.63004 PSU, DO :  3.01171 mg/L
08/08/2015,20:40:21,okeanosexplorer,Yes, and I have noted to grab one, but just wanted to get a sense of what is the most dominant species before we collect
08/08/2015,20:41:40,Scott France,telecom back
08/08/2015,20:41:52,tinamolodtsova,OPH on CORI whip
08/08/2015,20:42:09,tinamolodtsova,CORA Stauropathes
08/08/2015,20:42:43,tinamolodtsova,CORI? Liriform
08/08/2015,20:42:57,tinamolodtsova,CORA Stauropathes
08/08/2015,20:43:19,tinamolodtsova,Stauropathes seems to be more common here than Bathypathes
08/08/2015,20:44:01,tinamolodtsova,CORA Stauropathes
08/08/2015,20:44:02,michaelgarcia,rock surface looks like pillow lavas that have been slightly eroded
08/08/2015,20:44:10,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Chrisogorgia
08/08/2015,20:44:23,Andrea Quattrini,POL
08/08/2015,20:44:45,okeanosexplorer,yes tina, but it looks very similar to staurpathes staurocrada and our permit only allows us to collect potentailly new species or new records
08/08/2015,20:45:07,tinamolodtsova,no, I am not for collecting Stauropathes
08/08/2015,20:45:36,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathypathes
08/08/2015,20:45:42,Andrea Quattrini,ACN
08/08/2015,20:45:43,okeanosexplorer,got it, tina
08/08/2015,20:46:12,Andrea Quattrini,hi! 
08/08/2015,20:46:23,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/08/2015,20:46:40,amybaco-taylor,Is that another coralliid on right?
08/08/2015,20:46:42,Andrea Quattrini,Paragorgia
08/08/2015,20:46:42,Nicole Morgan,CORA
08/08/2015,20:46:43,Andrea Quattrini,?
08/08/2015,20:46:50,tinamolodtsova,CORA Stauro& Bathy
08/08/2015,20:47:41,tinamolodtsova,Amy if this lyriform thing is prinnoid or bamboo?
08/08/2015,20:47:59,amybaco-taylor,Not sure where your looking?
08/08/2015,20:48:07,okeanosexplorer,i believe it is a primnoid 
08/08/2015,20:48:13,tinamolodtsova,a little bit left
08/08/2015,20:48:14,Scott France,Tina: primnoid
08/08/2015,20:48:18,amybaco-taylor,COrallium
08/08/2015,20:48:21,Andrea Quattrini,Corallium
08/08/2015,20:48:21,okeanosexplorer,it looks like calythrophora angularies
08/08/2015,20:48:30,okeanosexplorer,to our left
08/08/2015,20:48:31,Allen Andrews,Did we find out if a dead sponge stalk was considered "biological" collection?
08/08/2015,20:48:34,Andrea Quattrini,or Hemicorallium?
08/08/2015,20:48:41,tinamolodtsova,Another CORA Trisso?
08/08/2015,20:48:48,amybaco-taylor,I think COrallium
08/08/2015,20:49:03,okeanosexplorer,yes allen, a dead sponge will count as a biological specimen
08/08/2015,20:49:13,Allen Andrews,Thank you.
08/08/2015,20:49:19,tinamolodtsova,it is not fair
08/08/2015,20:49:26,tinamolodtsova,I mean sponge
08/08/2015,20:49:38,Allen Andrews,Huge Corallium.  What might be the height?
08/08/2015,20:50:08,okexnav,LAT :25.50881, LON : -173.52206, DEPTH :2086.8283m, TEMP :  1.92733C, SAL : 34.62613 PSU, DO :  2.90847 mg/L
08/08/2015,20:50:17,Allen Andrews,Laser seem to show 40 cm tall?  If so, likely >100 years old.
08/08/2015,20:50:27,okeanosexplorer,best estimate is 0.5-0.75m for the corallium
08/08/2015,20:50:41,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/08/2015,20:50:44,Allen Andrews,Ancient coral
08/08/2015,20:50:54,Andrea Quattrini,CORCH 
08/08/2015,20:51:03,Andrea Quattrini,Iridogorgia
08/08/2015,20:51:12,tinamolodtsova,CORA 
08/08/2015,20:51:21,tinamolodtsova,Iridogorgia
08/08/2015,20:51:24,Andrea Quattrini,another Corallium what is the CORC
08/08/2015,20:51:27,amybaco-taylor,Looks like one sampled
08/08/2015,20:51:35,okeanosexplorer,CORCH
08/08/2015,20:51:37,Allen Andrews,FYI - Our 30 cm colony from Davidson seamount was >120 years old.
08/08/2015,20:51:48,Andrea Quattrini,C ?pinnata
08/08/2015,20:51:55,Andrea Quattrini,rock pen?
08/08/2015,20:51:56,tinamolodtsova,rockpen on back?
08/08/2015,20:52:03,amybaco-taylor,Allen, they get even bigger at this site, hopefully we'll see those
08/08/2015,20:52:08,tinamolodtsova,just above ACN
08/08/2015,20:52:14,okeanosexplorer,PEN
08/08/2015,20:52:15,Andrea Quattrini,?Anthoptilum
08/08/2015,20:52:25,Jared Drewniak,Telepresence tech here. I'm going to make a quick adjustment to feed two. You will lose it for a minute or so.
08/08/2015,20:52:32,Allen Andrews,Hi Amy!
08/08/2015,20:52:45,Nicole Morgan,In regards to FSH zoomed in a while ago, Randy on Facebook group has put forth Nezumia genus. I am just the messenger :)
08/08/2015,20:53:06,Andrea Quattrini,ACN on CORCH
08/08/2015,20:53:06,tinamolodtsova,say hello to Randy
08/08/2015,20:53:14,okeanosexplorer,Thanks nicole
08/08/2015,20:53:17,Nicole Morgan,rockpen
08/08/2015,20:53:44,Andrea Quattrini,similar to the other CPEN from the first or second dive
08/08/2015,20:54:06,okeanosexplorer,we cannot hear you scott
08/08/2015,20:54:12,tinamolodtsova,CPEN Looks like Anthoptilum for me. No sclerites visible.. but in the same time it is not crooked...
08/08/2015,20:54:48,Jared Drewniak,All set. Thanks.
08/08/2015,20:54:52,tinamolodtsova,OPH at the back of  CPEN
08/08/2015,20:55:00,Andrea Quattrini,Calibelemon has autozoods arranged in opposite pairs along rachis with each pair separated with bare axis
08/08/2015,20:55:03,Andrea Quattrini,from Williams
08/08/2015,20:55:08,okexnav,LAT :25.50897, LON : -173.52198, DEPTH :2084.1352m, TEMP :  1.92893C, SAL : 34.62652 PSU, DO :  3.00527 mg/L
08/08/2015,20:55:12,tinamolodtsova,CORA Trissopathes.. aparently
08/08/2015,20:55:39,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathy Stauro
08/08/2015,20:56:07,Allen Andrews,Incredible garden
08/08/2015,20:56:09,tinamolodtsova,CORA Stauro ++ &Bathy
08/08/2015,20:56:23,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Iridogorgia
08/08/2015,20:56:34,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathypathys
08/08/2015,20:57:26,tinamolodtsova,SQA? at the back left of Irido on stalk
08/08/2015,20:58:01,tinamolodtsova,Les is not here?
08/08/2015,20:58:44,tinamolodtsova,very neat increase of size of pinnules
08/08/2015,20:58:45,michaelgarcia,rumbly rok surface
08/08/2015,20:58:53,Andrea Quattrini,CORCH
08/08/2015,20:58:55,tinamolodtsova,CORA Stauro
08/08/2015,20:59:08,michaelgarcia,curious that the corals don't mind the loose rock surface
08/08/2015,20:59:09,tinamolodtsova,CORC
08/08/2015,20:59:38,tinamolodtsova,they mind currents I guess
08/08/2015,20:59:39,Scott France,can see some colonies tumbled over with their loose rock
08/08/2015,20:59:49,Scott France,But overall density here is a bit lower
08/08/2015,21:00:10,Scott France,Any rock with biology is a better rock!! ;-)
08/08/2015,21:00:12,tinamolodtsova,but species are mostly the same
08/08/2015,21:00:33,Allen Andrews,More of a tallus slope.
08/08/2015,21:00:34,okeanosexplorer,Paragorgia
08/08/2015,21:00:45,amybaco-taylor,COrallium
08/08/2015,21:00:50,michaelgarcia,Is this surface young? If so, the Mn coating on rocks will be thinner
08/08/2015,21:01:05,Allen Andrews,I agree with Scott!  
08/08/2015,21:01:13,amybaco-taylor,Since we're collecting, perhaps the Coralliid?
08/08/2015,21:01:34,Andrea Quattrini,are all of the orange/yellow CORA Stauropathes?
08/08/2015,21:01:41,Nicole Morgan,zoom on anthomastus after collection? interesting polyp shape
08/08/2015,21:01:44,Allen Andrews,Grab the rock with the bamboo at base?
08/08/2015,21:01:54,amybaco-taylor,Has to go in biobox if has coral
08/08/2015,21:01:59,Scott France,Anthomastus on left?
08/08/2015,21:02:23,Nicole Morgan,@Scott, yes, that one
08/08/2015,21:02:30,Allen Andrews,Bamboo rock closer 
08/08/2015,21:02:51,amybaco-taylor,We could also sample the larger Corallium on right, if no one has a bio priority
08/08/2015,21:02:55,tinamolodtsova,looks like noth CORA are Stauropathes
08/08/2015,21:03:16,Nicole Morgan,Is that another branching Irisdo in back right night  to Corallid?
08/08/2015,21:03:17,Andrea Quattrini,at least 8 or 9 species in view?
08/08/2015,21:03:23,Andrea Quattrini,coral species
08/08/2015,21:03:23,Nicole Morgan,Irido sorry
08/08/2015,21:03:38,tinamolodtsova,but I am not so sure about right one/ It was zoomed?
08/08/2015,21:04:35,Allen Andrews,Medium rock in close middle with vertical bamboo?
08/08/2015,21:04:58,Scott France,@Nicole: can't quite tell if it is branching...
08/08/2015,21:05:07,okexnav,LAT :25.50934, LON : -173.52204, DEPTH :2082.8839m, TEMP :  1.93347C, SAL : 34.62717 PSU, DO :  2.96197 mg/L
08/08/2015,21:05:25,Nicole Morgan,@Scott, neither can I. Hoping someone else has better eyes!
08/08/2015,21:05:41,tinamolodtsova,CORO Anthomastus
08/08/2015,21:07:11,tinamolodtsova,if we are taking stone with Anthomastus - accidentally - what sample it is?
08/08/2015,21:07:28,Allen Andrews,Rock with bamboo in middle front center
08/08/2015,21:07:38,Allen Andrews,Directly below arm
08/08/2015,21:07:41,okeanosexplorer,both a biological and a geological sample, Tina
08/08/2015,21:08:04,Allen Andrews,Video inconsistent...
08/08/2015,21:08:25,Allen Andrews,Not going for rock with coral?
08/08/2015,21:08:31,tinamolodtsova,can we zoom after at right CORA?
08/08/2015,21:09:27,okeanosexplorer,Collected basalt sample, SPEC01GEO, 2082m, -173.52199, 25.50939
08/08/2015,21:09:27,Scott France,Small SPO on rock
08/08/2015,21:10:03,Scott France,@Nicole - I don't see branching on that Iridogorgia
08/08/2015,21:10:07,okexnav,LAT :25.50936, LON : -173.52201, DEPTH :2082.8748m, TEMP :  1.94120C, SAL : 34.62594 PSU, DO :  2.93632 mg/L
08/08/2015,21:10:37,tinamolodtsova,BRY or HYD
08/08/2015,21:10:45,tinamolodtsova,HYD
08/08/2015,21:10:54,Andrea Quattrini,BRYon left
08/08/2015,21:11:05,amybaco-taylor,I would put it in biobox to keep that
08/08/2015,21:11:07,Andrea Quattrini,amazing SPO
08/08/2015,21:11:24,tinamolodtsova,Andrea... they can count it in biology...
08/08/2015,21:11:28,Allen Andrews,Can we zoom on the odd looking flat areas between the rocks?  It looks like a coral bone yard.
08/08/2015,21:11:34,Andrea Quattrini,no that is a HYD not BRY
08/08/2015,21:11:59,tinamolodtsova,wow
08/08/2015,21:12:05,tinamolodtsova,it is SPO
08/08/2015,21:12:21,tinamolodtsova,Cladorhyzidae I guess
08/08/2015,21:14:26,Andrea Quattrini,how many more hours in the dive?
08/08/2015,21:14:46,Allen Andrews,Vote to move on from the rock.
08/08/2015,21:15:12,Andrea Quattrini,video froze
08/08/2015,21:16:14,tinamolodtsova,yes
08/08/2015,21:16:17,Allen Andrews,No video
08/08/2015,21:17:15,tinamolodtsova,please right CORA
08/08/2015,21:17:50,Allen Andrews,Can we zoom on the odd looking flat areas between the rocks?  It looks like a coral bone yard.
08/08/2015,21:17:59,kelleyelliott,Did we lose the audio connection when the video last froze?
08/08/2015,21:18:06,Scott France,Not the telecon
08/08/2015,21:18:13,Scott France,but yes on video/audio
08/08/2015,21:18:26,Scott France,That is: the telecon was not dropped
08/08/2015,21:18:52,Allen Andrews,Possible to multitask with camera? 
08/08/2015,21:18:55,Allen Andrews,Can we zoom on the odd looking flat areas between the rocks?  It looks like a coral bone yard.
08/08/2015,21:19:07,Scott France,@Allen: we've had a few close looks at piles like these and they appear to be piles of barnacle plates
08/08/2015,21:19:18,Allen Andrews,Thank you.
08/08/2015,21:19:21,okeanosexplorer,Thanks Mike
08/08/2015,21:21:09,okexnav,LAT :25.50936, LON : -173.52207, DEPTH :2082.8970m, TEMP :  1.97340C, SAL : 34.62840 PSU, DO :  2.85621 mg/L
08/08/2015,21:21:18,okeanosexplorer,CORO - Anthomastus
08/08/2015,21:22:33,Andrea Quattrini,solitary polyp in background
08/08/2015,21:22:39,tinamolodtsova,Cannot see stalk, but it is not fisheri
08/08/2015,21:22:42,amybaco-taylor,offspring?
08/08/2015,21:23:20,tinamolodtsova,they can reproduce asexually
08/08/2015,21:23:36,tinamolodtsova,at least attached forms
08/08/2015,21:23:59,Nicole Morgan,@Scott, I didn't see any branching on Irido-like coral while sampling rock, so probably not the branching type
08/08/2015,21:24:05,tinamolodtsova,can we look at it from head?
08/08/2015,21:24:11,amybaco-taylor,That does not surprise me, I have many times seen groups of them with a central larger colony
08/08/2015,21:24:27,amybaco-taylor,That or they perhaps have crawling larvae?
08/08/2015,21:24:43,tinamolodtsova,can we zoom next available Anthomastus as well?
08/08/2015,21:24:45,Scott France,I too have seen clusters around larger ones.
08/08/2015,21:24:57,Scott France,But Tina: do you mean they asexually produce larvae?
08/08/2015,21:25:05,Andrea Quattrini,do they have crawling larvae?
08/08/2015,21:25:08,Scott France,That didn't look like the product of fission...
08/08/2015,21:25:12,tinamolodtsova,no. I mean laceration
08/08/2015,21:25:20,amybaco-taylor,Ow
08/08/2015,21:25:44,Scott France,I agree with Amy and Andrea that that is likely local recruitment by crawling
08/08/2015,21:25:48,Scott France,or immediate settling
08/08/2015,21:25:55,tinamolodtsova,I have seen samples with colonies connected at base
08/08/2015,21:25:56,amybaco-taylor,Has someone tested them genetically for asex repro?
08/08/2015,21:26:10,tinamolodtsova,ACN
08/08/2015,21:26:11,amybaco-taylor,Neat
08/08/2015,21:26:12,Andrea Quattrini,doubtful...
08/08/2015,21:26:14,okexnav,LAT :25.50954, LON : -173.52213, DEPTH :2087.4320m, TEMP :  1.97573C, SAL : 34.62230 PSU, DO :  2.85803 mg/L
08/08/2015,21:26:21,tinamolodtsova,CORO Anthomastus
08/08/2015,21:26:42,tinamolodtsova,we have lost them
08/08/2015,21:27:04,Scott France,Amy: not to my knowledge.
08/08/2015,21:27:17,Scott France,Don't recall what Mercier lab has shown...
08/08/2015,21:27:30,amybaco-taylor,I was wondering if Tina might have since she has worked with that group a lot?
08/08/2015,21:27:32,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/08/2015,21:27:39,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/08/2015,21:27:45,Nicole Morgan,New SPO?
08/08/2015,21:28:16,Andrea Quattrini,yes, anthomastus have crawling larvae according to erik's thesis work...
08/08/2015,21:28:18,tinamolodtsova,only morphologically - no genetics
08/08/2015,21:29:59,Scott France,Two more small Anthomastus below left of SPO
08/08/2015,21:30:25,Nicole Morgan,To clarify I was asking new to cruise. It's looked different to Regardella we have seen
08/08/2015,21:30:40,tinamolodtsova,you have better view than me
08/08/2015,21:31:07,Scott France,One has only 4 polyps, other perhaps 2 polyps
08/08/2015,21:31:13,tinamolodtsova,agree. presumably the same species
08/08/2015,21:31:31,Nicole Morgan,Thanks!
08/08/2015,21:31:39,Scott France,Yes Tina - just different ages
08/08/2015,21:31:55,tinamolodtsova,no, I mean as previous
08/08/2015,21:32:53,tinamolodtsova,if it was collecting of Anthomastus from the area? Amy, Chris?
08/08/2015,21:33:18,Andrea Quattrini,well, i am sorry i could only stay for a bit, but i have a class to attend.  How many hours left in the dive?
08/08/2015,21:34:07,Allen Andrews,Bye Andrea!
08/08/2015,21:34:30,michaelgarcia,rock surface looks like cobbles
08/08/2015,21:34:35,Andrea Quattrini,Bye! 
08/08/2015,21:34:40,amybaco-taylor,I'd lkike to see the COralliid collected, but open to anthomastus
08/08/2015,21:34:47,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Irido
08/08/2015,21:34:48,amybaco-taylor,I'm gona check what I collected here in 2003
08/08/2015,21:35:08,okexnav,LAT :25.50977, LON : -173.52228, DEPTH :2088.0107m, TEMP :  1.91097C, SAL : 34.62807 PSU, DO :  2.94462 mg/L
08/08/2015,21:35:32,amybaco-taylor,We have bella here too
08/08/2015,21:36:11,tinamolodtsova,thanks!
08/08/2015,21:36:12,Allen Andrews,@Chris, is it a passive response to current or does the colony have the ability to retract?
08/08/2015,21:37:15,amybaco-taylor,We collected on anthomastus here from about 1200 m but it was lost along the way
08/08/2015,21:37:16,Allen Andrews,Lost feed
08/08/2015,21:37:25,Scott France,Too much video/telecon/okeanosexplorer in eventlog freeze to communicate effectively right now
08/08/2015,21:38:53,amybaco-taylor,We collected several Iridogorgia, several Narella, Paragorgia, possibly regalis, Candidella gigantea,C. geniculata, 2-branch bamboo, unbranched and many branched bamboo, 
08/08/2015,21:39:03,amybaco-taylor,One of previos was Irido superba
08/08/2015,21:39:29,Scott France,Thanks Amy. I couldn't recall if I. superba was in Hawaii area
08/08/2015,21:39:36,tinamolodtsova,pCORO Anthomastus
08/08/2015,21:39:38,Scott France,so I went with I. bella
08/08/2015,21:39:54,michaelgarcia,pillows
08/08/2015,21:39:59,Scott France,Bottom line: the earlier close-up we had was not I. magnispiralis
08/08/2015,21:40:06,amybaco-taylor,Other Iridos we collected stayed as sp. though
08/08/2015,21:40:08,okexnav,LAT :25.50990, LON : -173.52228, DEPTH :2080.5427m, TEMP :  1.88669C, SAL : 34.62953 PSU, DO :  3.00095 mg/L
08/08/2015,21:40:15,Scott France,So we have at least 2 Iridogorgia today
08/08/2015,21:40:25,tinamolodtsova,dead sponge looks like one imaged recently
08/08/2015,21:40:35,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Chryso
08/08/2015,21:40:37,amybaco-taylor,We also collected an Acanthogorgiid and a coralliid, but it was a different species
08/08/2015,21:41:31,Allen Andrews,Lighting seems low and greenish.
08/08/2015,21:42:17,okeanosexplorer,SHI
08/08/2015,21:42:42,tinamolodtsova,no video
08/08/2015,21:43:44,tinamolodtsova,ASR?
08/08/2015,21:44:18,okeanosexplorer,dead SPO - Farrea
08/08/2015,21:44:45,amybaco-taylor,Anyone else have a strong preference on bio collections?
08/08/2015,21:45:24,tinamolodtsova,we see these Corallium only in this dive...
08/08/2015,21:45:31,Scott France,I don't have a strong preference based on what I've sen so far, so feel free to propose something.
08/08/2015,21:45:57,Allen Andrews,I think a Corallium would be nice.
08/08/2015,21:46:04,amybaco-taylor,So far Tina requested Anthomastus and I suggested COrallium
08/08/2015,21:46:12,tinamolodtsova,with ophiuroid
08/08/2015,21:46:30,Allen Andrews,If we can get a colony on a rock, that would be great for AnG.  
08/08/2015,21:46:30,tinamolodtsova,if together with ophiuroid it will be informative
08/08/2015,21:46:35,Scott France,Which is more likely to be new?
08/08/2015,21:46:46,okeanosexplorer,SQA
08/08/2015,21:47:04,Scott France,video/telecon continues to be quite choppy
08/08/2015,21:47:15,tinamolodtsova,Tsu resently redecribed Corallium off there, but  we have no full colony
08/08/2015,21:47:16,amybaco-taylor,The way the polyps stand out from the colony on the Coralliid is what cuaght my eye
08/08/2015,21:47:26,tinamolodtsova,CORI lyrate
08/08/2015,21:47:31,Scott France,ZOA overgrowth
08/08/2015,21:47:35,tinamolodtsova,ZOA
08/08/2015,21:47:46,tinamolodtsova,CORO Anthomastus
08/08/2015,21:48:37,tinamolodtsova,Daniel, I would ask for imaging of larger specimen if there is a case
08/08/2015,21:48:39,Allen Andrews,Anyone have an opinion on why there are barnacles all over the bottom??
08/08/2015,21:49:18,okeanosexplorer,Lithodes nintokuae
08/08/2015,21:49:19,Allen Andrews,Corallium collection yes.
08/08/2015,21:49:33,tinamolodtsova,with Ophiuroid
08/08/2015,21:49:35,Scott France,Is that 2 types of ZOA?
08/08/2015,21:49:50,amybaco-taylor,yellow ones are larger too
08/08/2015,21:49:54,Allen Andrews,Large Corallium branch, please.
08/08/2015,21:50:07,okexnav,LAT :25.50990, LON : -173.52226, DEPTH :2080.0321m, TEMP :  1.87856C, SAL : 34.63038 PSU, DO :  3.00978 mg/L
08/08/2015,21:50:12,amybaco-taylor,I think there was one
08/08/2015,21:50:22,tinamolodtsova,together with Corallium
08/08/2015,21:50:46,Allen Andrews,Thick Corallium branch for age and growth.
08/08/2015,21:51:10,tinamolodtsova,another SPO Cladorhyzida as collected
08/08/2015,21:51:24,tinamolodtsova,please
08/08/2015,21:51:37,tinamolodtsova,base of solitary Anthomastus
08/08/2015,21:52:15,Allen Andrews,Thanks Chris.  I heard part of your barnacle explanation, but audio is intermitent.
08/08/2015,21:52:16,tinamolodtsova,no, it is OK
08/08/2015,21:52:26,tinamolodtsova,it is three polyps
08/08/2015,21:52:48,tinamolodtsova,yes! There are Ophiuroids
08/08/2015,21:53:04,amybaco-taylor,Bu let's zooom in on it first to mk sure it isame type we have been seeing
08/08/2015,21:53:07,tinamolodtsova,and CORCH Irido-branch
08/08/2015,21:53:34,amybaco-taylor,THere's actually 2 CORC there
08/08/2015,21:53:41,Allen Andrews,Request good Corallium colony photos with lasers before branch collection..
08/08/2015,21:53:48,okeanosexplorer,we are trying to see if we can collect, but might have to move 
08/08/2015,21:54:02,tinamolodtsova,CORI-"Isidella" lyrate
08/08/2015,21:54:43,amybaco-taylor,CORCH iridogorgia
08/08/2015,21:54:56,Scott France,unfortunately video/telecon continues to be intermittent
08/08/2015,21:55:07,okexnav,LAT :25.50999, LON : -173.52226, DEPTH :2079.0878m, TEMP :  1.87856C, SAL : 34.63046 PSU, DO :  2.96040 mg/L
08/08/2015,21:55:54,michaelgarcia,outcrops of pillows with rubble at the base
08/08/2015,21:56:10,Allen Andrews,One on left does not look same.
08/08/2015,21:56:30,Allen Andrews,Best Corallium is beyond the Isidella
08/08/2015,21:56:43,Allen Andrews,Video and audio very intermitent
08/08/2015,21:57:45,Allen Andrews,Best to position for one on right.
08/08/2015,21:58:13,tinamolodtsova,ophiuroid is quite like// and polyps
08/08/2015,21:58:40,Allen Andrews,Thank you for the commentary!
08/08/2015,21:59:47,Allen Andrews,Looks like Corallium
08/08/2015,22:00:23,Allen Andrews,I'm flexible.
08/08/2015,22:00:54,Allen Andrews,Upper right looks easier to position for collecting a large branch.  
08/08/2015,22:01:08,okeanosexplorer,roger, allen
08/08/2015,22:01:30,tinamolodtsova,it will be useful to get brittle star for association.  
08/08/2015,22:01:34,amybaco-taylor,Does that COralliid look like the one we zoomed on before to anyone?  Hard totell because a different angle, but polyps did look as far out from amin skeleton
08/08/2015,22:01:49,Allen Andrews,Win-win with brittlestar! :)
08/08/2015,22:02:32,tinamolodtsova,.. and thick branches... 
08/08/2015,22:02:53,Allen Andrews,@Amy, polyps seems to have a different structure.  Assume you mean the one to the left at this time.
08/08/2015,22:03:06,Allen Andrews,Science comm audio is low.
08/08/2015,22:03:14,tinamolodtsova,POL
08/08/2015,22:03:38,Allen Andrews,Pre-colelction pictures with lasers, please.
08/08/2015,22:03:59,amybaco-taylor,Well, I guess if its same as one I collected in 03 its still informative since much deeper.  That 2003 one is a new specie
08/08/2015,22:04:27,tinamolodtsova,Scott.. you do not like to image this 3-fork bamboo ahead?
08/08/2015,22:04:28,Allen Andrews,LASER pic before collection!!
08/08/2015,22:05:12,Allen Andrews,Need full colony height!
08/08/2015,22:05:19,tinamolodtsova,Andrew...you will measure the brittle star if they lucky
08/08/2015,22:05:25,okexnav,LAT :25.50995, LON : -173.52212, DEPTH :2078.4360m, TEMP :  1.88232C, SAL : 34.63028 PSU, DO :  2.98840 mg/L
08/08/2015,22:06:39,Allen Andrews,Right branch is good.
08/08/2015,22:07:12,Allen Andrews,Ok if good shots from before.  Thanks!!
08/08/2015,22:07:21,michaelparke,he'll go wth the right
08/08/2015,22:07:22,Allen Andrews,$5!
08/08/2015,22:07:49,Allen Andrews,Left branch broke.
08/08/2015,22:07:59,amybaco-taylor,3 arms on left $10
08/08/2015,22:08:09,Allen Andrews,Yes, very solid skeleton.
08/08/2015,22:08:36,Allen Andrews,Light touch.  This is all carbonate.
08/08/2015,22:08:59,michaelparke,nice job
08/08/2015,22:09:17,tinamolodtsova,actually Pasternak's species is quite.. brittle we have it in pieces
08/08/2015,22:09:20,Allen Andrews,Its a very fragile skeleton.
08/08/2015,22:09:30,Scott France,Sure fragments like a Corallium! That is a good test between corallidids and paragorgiids
08/08/2015,22:09:39,Scott France,Paragorgiids are softer.
08/08/2015,22:09:48,Scott France,in general
08/08/2015,22:09:49,Allen Andrews,@Scott.  True.
08/08/2015,22:09:52,okeanosexplorer,collected Corallium sp., SPEC02BIO, 2078m, -173.52219, 25.50994
08/08/2015,22:10:02,amybaco-taylor,I guess we both win/lose, he held onto both sides
08/08/2015,22:10:07,okexnav,LAT :25.50991, LON : -173.52219, DEPTH :2078.3573m, TEMP :  1.90148C, SAL : 34.61831 PSU, DO :  2.99950 mg/L
08/08/2015,22:10:16,tinamolodtsova,just take the broked branch from ophiuroid
08/08/2015,22:10:37,Allen Andrews,Can we grab the other part?  Maybe get the star?  That skeleton will not live.
08/08/2015,22:11:41,tinamolodtsova,yes. in hands of the star it will definitely die
08/08/2015,22:11:46,Scott France,Allen: both Corallium and Paragorgia are scleraxonians, which presumably means they have an axial skeleton of fused sclerites mixed with tissue. Why are corallid skeletons so much harder?
08/08/2015,22:12:30,tinamolodtsova,because corallium is cemented..
08/08/2015,22:12:54,Allen Andrews,From the work I did on the skeleton, it was solid carbonate.  No holes.  Very little organic inclusion.
08/08/2015,22:12:58,amybaco-taylor,poor OPH
08/08/2015,22:13:13,tinamolodtsova,so lonely
08/08/2015,22:13:15,Allen Andrews,I vote to grab it!
08/08/2015,22:13:28,tinamolodtsova,fetch the branch
08/08/2015,22:13:44,Allen Andrews,Yes!  Fetch it!
08/08/2015,22:13:49,okeanosexplorer,your cup is half full, amy!
08/08/2015,22:14:56,tinamolodtsova,branch will not survive like this
08/08/2015,22:15:01,amybaco-taylor,runneth over!
08/08/2015,22:15:15,Scott France,We should mark this spot, come back in a decade or two, and see how this colony has responded.
08/08/2015,22:15:47,okeanosexplorer,2078m, -173.52219, 25.50994
08/08/2015,22:16:09,tinamolodtsova,somebody tried to age brittlestars?
08/08/2015,22:16:15,Allen Andrews,I think the carbonate is Calcite.  XRD studies on other Corallium have confirmed tight sclerites.
08/08/2015,22:17:46,tinamolodtsova,by the way, I have never heard about polynoids in Paragorgia
08/08/2015,22:17:56,michaelgarcia,surface is a mixture of pillow lavas and rubble
08/08/2015,22:18:24,amybaco-taylor,Tina I
08/08/2015,22:18:27,tinamolodtsova,white spots are barnacles or bases of dead corals?
08/08/2015,22:18:32,amybaco-taylor,I've seen some arborea covered in worms
08/08/2015,22:18:44,michaelgarcia,corals seem to like the in place pillows
08/08/2015,22:19:02,tinamolodtsova,but not building tunnels.. wait, I will check a table
08/08/2015,22:19:13,tinamolodtsova,CORA Stauro
08/08/2015,22:19:26,michaelgarcia,massive well formed pillows
08/08/2015,22:19:56,Scott France,That ASR is going to run out of polyps soon!
08/08/2015,22:19:59,tinamolodtsova,2ASR
08/08/2015,22:20:08,okexnav,LAT :25.51008, LON : -173.52204, DEPTH :2064.8779m, TEMP :  1.88982C, SAL : 34.63004 PSU, DO :  2.99268 mg/L
08/08/2015,22:20:13,tinamolodtsova,SPO
08/08/2015,22:20:18,okeanosexplorer,ACN
08/08/2015,22:20:19,Scott France,Another of the CORCH "half-pinnate"
08/08/2015,22:20:29,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathy
08/08/2015,22:20:41,tinamolodtsova,CORA Stauro
08/08/2015,22:20:56,Scott France,SPO horn o' plenty...
08/08/2015,22:21:31,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Chryso
08/08/2015,22:21:44,tinamolodtsova,and nice bamboo
08/08/2015,22:22:53,okeanosexplorer,JFH
08/08/2015,22:23:02,Scott France,JFH on CORI polyp!
08/08/2015,22:23:19,Allen Andrews,Nice bamboo node clearly visible.
08/08/2015,22:23:29,okeanosexplorer,SHI - Nermatocarcinus
08/08/2015,22:24:15,tinamolodtsova,only one family is sofar reported from Paragorgia. Sphaerodoridae
08/08/2015,22:24:51,amybaco-taylor,Really?
08/08/2015,22:25:03,Allen Andrews,Do we have one more biological??
08/08/2015,22:25:04,amybaco-taylor,I'm pretty sure ones in Alaska at least were scale worms
08/08/2015,22:25:07,okexnav,LAT :25.51010, LON : -173.52206, DEPTH :2060.8558m, TEMP :  1.90898C, SAL : 34.62706 PSU, DO :  2.92724 mg/L
08/08/2015,22:25:22,Nicole Morgan,ACN
08/08/2015,22:25:22,amybaco-taylor,I'll dig around for some pics Tina
08/08/2015,22:25:31,Nicole Morgan,CORCH
08/08/2015,22:25:45,tinamolodtsova,great! Amy
08/08/2015,22:25:49,Allen Andrews,Do we have one more Biological?
08/08/2015,22:25:53,michaelparke,Split the difference
08/08/2015,22:25:53,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Irido
08/08/2015,22:26:18,michaelgarcia,eroded pillows in place
08/08/2015,22:26:34,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Chryso, CORA Stauro
08/08/2015,22:26:44,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathy
08/08/2015,22:26:48,Nicole Morgan,ACN
08/08/2015,22:27:05,tinamolodtsova,lost audio
08/08/2015,22:27:42,tinamolodtsova,ZOA at the back
08/08/2015,22:28:00,Allen Andrews,Do we have another biological?
08/08/2015,22:28:22,okeanosexplorer,yes, we have the possibility to collect one more biological and geological sample. 
08/08/2015,22:28:25,Allen Andrews,Anyone on the feed?
08/08/2015,22:28:33,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Chryso - sampled first day
08/08/2015,22:28:40,Allen Andrews,We should do another coral?
08/08/2015,22:28:52,tinamolodtsova,dead SPO
08/08/2015,22:28:59,Steve Auscavitch,CORA
08/08/2015,22:29:06,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Poliopogon
08/08/2015,22:29:13,tinamolodtsova,Bathypathes
08/08/2015,22:29:27,Nicole Morgan,@Tine Randy says hi back, and that he's sorry to be missing eventlog while he's moving into new house :)
08/08/2015,22:29:58,Scott France,So basic question is: have we seen enough of the ridge today that we can sacrifice so we have full tomorrow on new site
08/08/2015,22:30:03,tinamolodtsova,it is not fair for hime to move into new house when we are here))
08/08/2015,22:30:10,tinamolodtsova,CORA Stauro
08/08/2015,22:30:23,Steve Auscavitch,CORCH irido
08/08/2015,22:30:51,tinamolodtsova,CORI forked
08/08/2015,22:31:00,Allen Andrews,Yes. 
08/08/2015,22:31:16,tinamolodtsova,HYD on large SPO
08/08/2015,22:31:17,Allen Andrews,Cover ground and then collect near end.
08/08/2015,22:31:38,amybaco-taylor,I agree w Andrew
08/08/2015,22:31:55,tinamolodtsova,SPO
08/08/2015,22:32:13,amybaco-taylor,So is it just one hour early we'd be leaving?
08/08/2015,22:32:23,okeanosexplorer,2027m
08/08/2015,22:32:28,tinamolodtsova,and more things near bottom
08/08/2015,22:32:29,Allen Andrews,@amy So it seems.
08/08/2015,22:32:41,Scott France,Yes Amy. It would be 1 more hour
08/08/2015,22:32:48,Allen Andrews,@Chris - cover ground and collect near end.
08/08/2015,22:33:22,amybaco-taylor,If it just makes the bottom time 1 hours shorter, I guess I'm okay with that.  I'm fine with the group decision, I just love looking at this
08/08/2015,22:34:50,Allen Andrews,Thank you.
08/08/2015,22:34:53,tinamolodtsova,there are more or less the same animals
08/08/2015,22:35:06,amybaco-taylor,We found a sponge that was larger than the sub at this site
08/08/2015,22:35:09,okexnav,LAT :25.51054, LON : -173.52195, DEPTH :2013.6089m, TEMP :  1.89386C, SAL : 34.62932 PSU, DO :  2.92597 mg/L
08/08/2015,22:35:18,amybaco-taylor,Surrounded by Acanthogorgiids
08/08/2015,22:35:36,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Irido
08/08/2015,22:35:43,Allen Andrews,@Amy - Davidson Seamount had some sponges as big as a couch at this depth.
08/08/2015,22:35:44,Scott France,Amy: okay, I admit, that I would like to see!
08/08/2015,22:35:58,amybaco-taylor,We r too far from the dive site
08/08/2015,22:36:11,amybaco-taylor,We hid behind it to give the pilot a break from fighting current so he could eat lucnh
08/08/2015,22:36:24,tinamolodtsova,oh, it is that trapped Jelly
08/08/2015,22:37:07,Allen Andrews,Same jelly caught by bamboo coral.
08/08/2015,22:37:22,tinamolodtsova,ACN
08/08/2015,22:37:26,Scott France,Or was the coral polyp caught by the jellyfiah?
08/08/2015,22:37:51,Allen Andrews,@Scott… true!  Maybe this species feds on coral polyps.
08/08/2015,22:37:52,amybaco-taylor,Nope
08/08/2015,22:37:58,amybaco-taylor,Pretty cool
08/08/2015,22:38:21,tinamolodtsova,HYD?
08/08/2015,22:38:42,amybaco-taylor,Do we have a priority for our other bio collection?
08/08/2015,22:38:56,Allen Andrews,The jelly did appear to be encapsulating the polyp, as opposed to the other way round.
08/08/2015,22:39:13,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/08/2015,22:39:18,kelleyelliott,Hi all - the ship has confirmed that coming up at 1:30pm, about 2 hours early, is not a problem.
08/08/2015,22:39:30,Scott France,Looks like a Trachyline hydromedusae, similar to a photo of Aegina rosea I'm looking at
08/08/2015,22:40:09,okexnav,LAT :25.51060, LON : -173.52194, DEPTH :2008.8383m, TEMP :  1.91102C, SAL : 34.62785 PSU, DO :  2.96654 mg/L
08/08/2015,22:40:12,Allen Andrews,@Scott agree on Aegina-like
08/08/2015,22:40:43,Steve Auscavitch,CORCH iridogorgia
08/08/2015,22:40:45,Scott France,Have a look at http://jellieszone.com/hydromedusae/aegina/
08/08/2015,22:40:55,michaelgarcia,wall of pillows
08/08/2015,22:40:59,okeanosexplorer,Thanks Scott!
08/08/2015,22:41:07,tinamolodtsova,is it CRI of Chysogorgia?
08/08/2015,22:41:20,Allen Andrews,@Scott… good call.
08/08/2015,22:41:24,Scott France,I'm NOT saying it is this species, but it has the same pattern of tentacles from the bell
08/08/2015,22:41:27,michaelgarcia,density of coral and other stuff increasing?
08/08/2015,22:41:30,Scott France,so likely at least same family
08/08/2015,22:41:34,tinamolodtsova,CORA Stauro
08/08/2015,22:41:35,amybaco-taylor,Can we zoom on large coral as we go by?
08/08/2015,22:41:38,tinamolodtsova,CORC
08/08/2015,22:41:47,amybaco-taylor,frozen
08/08/2015,22:41:57,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Chryso and 
08/08/2015,22:42:02,tinamolodtsova,HYD
08/08/2015,22:42:17,amybaco-taylor,CORC young
08/08/2015,22:42:26,tinamolodtsova,on dear Chrysogorgid stalk
08/08/2015,22:42:29,tinamolodtsova,dead
08/08/2015,22:43:49,amybaco-taylor,CORC
08/08/2015,22:43:57,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Irido, Chryso
08/08/2015,22:43:58,amybaco-taylor,lauuense is in Corallium
08/08/2015,22:44:11,amybaco-taylor,OPH on CORC
08/08/2015,22:44:15,Steve Auscavitch,barnacles on CORC
08/08/2015,22:44:54,Allen Andrews,Huge Corallium
08/08/2015,22:44:57,tinamolodtsova,yep catching tentacles
08/08/2015,22:45:07,Allen Andrews,Sample a branch?
08/08/2015,22:45:10,tinamolodtsova,perhaps becayse of hydroids
08/08/2015,22:45:20,michaelparke,mesenterial filaments
08/08/2015,22:45:37,tinamolodtsova,can we zoom?
08/08/2015,22:45:52,Allen Andrews,Sample it?
08/08/2015,22:45:56,amybaco-taylor,Please?
08/08/2015,22:45:58,tinamolodtsova,if there are pinnules
08/08/2015,22:46:07,Allen Andrews,Request a big branch, please.
08/08/2015,22:46:23,tinamolodtsova,looks like tentacles
08/08/2015,22:46:33,Allen Andrews,Sample it!
08/08/2015,22:47:03,Allen Andrews,YES!
08/08/2015,22:47:52,Allen Andrews,Large branch with OPH
08/08/2015,22:49:12,Allen Andrews,Top left?
08/08/2015,22:49:27,Allen Andrews,REMEMBER - FRAGILE!!
08/08/2015,22:50:09,okexnav,LAT :25.51062, LON : -173.52186, DEPTH :2002.1941m, TEMP :  1.90665C, SAL : 34.62911 PSU, DO :  2.95208 mg/L
08/08/2015,22:50:37,tinamolodtsova,all sweeping tentacles are faced to Hydroids
08/08/2015,22:51:07,tinamolodtsova,if there is the same at other side?
08/08/2015,22:51:08,Allen Andrews,It will snap.  No cutting necessary.
08/08/2015,22:51:45,amybaco-taylor,I've seen coralliids w hydroids before on corallids but never seen this
08/08/2015,22:52:09,tinamolodtsova,anyway it is interesting
08/08/2015,22:53:21,tinamolodtsova,is it  whip CORPR?
08/08/2015,22:53:28,Allen Andrews,Arm operator… it will snap.  Fragile skeleton.
08/08/2015,22:55:04,Allen Andrews,Please advise arm operator no cutting.  It will snap.
08/08/2015,22:55:09,okexnav,LAT :25.51066, LON : -173.52190, DEPTH :2002.3360m, TEMP :  1.91057C, SAL : 34.62385 PSU, DO :  2.95622 mg/L
08/08/2015,22:55:37,okeanosexplorer,We have, Allen
08/08/2015,22:56:05,tinamolodtsova,it did
08/08/2015,22:56:20,Allen Andrews,Done.
08/08/2015,22:56:21,tinamolodtsova,now we have the base
08/08/2015,22:56:43,tinamolodtsova,cut it into pieces
08/08/2015,22:56:47,Allen Andrews,Basal structure would be incredibly valuable.
08/08/2015,22:57:00,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Bathypathes
08/08/2015,22:57:01,Allen Andrews,I can age this colony.  Please?
08/08/2015,22:57:22,tinamolodtsova,we cannot just leave it like this the animal already in poor condition
08/08/2015,22:57:39,Allen Andrews,Please collect the base.
08/08/2015,22:57:52,Allen Andrews,Anyone?
08/08/2015,22:58:08,tinamolodtsova,we need two pieces at least
08/08/2015,22:58:11,Allen Andrews,This is an amazing opportunity.  Don't waste the colony.
08/08/2015,22:58:16,tinamolodtsova,and base is valuable
08/08/2015,22:58:38,amybaco-taylor,Dang
08/08/2015,22:59:06,tinamolodtsova,amy, say that we need the base too
08/08/2015,22:59:08,Allen Andrews,Please collect the base.
08/08/2015,22:59:18,amybaco-taylor,Please collect the base, I fully support
08/08/2015,22:59:25,amybaco-taylor,along with a piece like is currently in claw
08/08/2015,22:59:43,tinamolodtsova,it will not survive because this one is overgrown by HYD
08/08/2015,22:59:51,amybaco-taylor,they're not telling!
08/08/2015,23:00:23,Allen Andrews,It won't survive.  Please collect the base.  This is a rare opportunity.  Can someone call in.
08/08/2015,23:00:36,tinamolodtsova,Scott..
08/08/2015,23:00:48,Allen Andrews,Video in and out.  Anyone?
08/08/2015,23:00:54,tinamolodtsova,ask about base
08/08/2015,23:00:55,michaelparke,Put the base in the rock box
08/08/2015,23:01:53,tinamolodtsova,we will take  +basal piece
08/08/2015,23:01:54,Allen Andrews,Very unique opportunity.  I can run radiocarbon dating.  
08/08/2015,23:02:09,Allen Andrews,Cut the base off and leave the rest?
08/08/2015,23:02:11,okeanosexplorer,Collected Corallium sp., SPEC03BIO, 2002m, -173.52181, 25.51069
08/08/2015,23:02:21,tinamolodtsova,if it will stay alive - it will stay without the base
08/08/2015,23:03:12,Allen Andrews,Loss…
08/08/2015,23:03:22,tinamolodtsova,sorry for base
08/08/2015,23:03:30,michaelgarcia,can we look for a rock to pick up next?
08/08/2015,23:03:38,tinamolodtsova,it is politics
08/08/2015,23:04:03,Allen Andrews,Colony was probably 300-400 years old.  
08/08/2015,23:04:19,okeanosexplorer,sorry allen
08/08/2015,23:04:26,Allen Andrews,Bummed…
08/08/2015,23:04:38,tinamolodtsova,put remains to the box
08/08/2015,23:05:10,tinamolodtsova,ok// at least it is really thick branch
08/08/2015,23:05:16,okexnav,LAT :25.51066, LON : -173.52181, DEPTH :2001.3251m, TEMP :  1.91023C, SAL : 34.62785 PSU, DO :  2.94246 mg/L
08/08/2015,23:05:42,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/08/2015,23:06:28,Allen Andrews,Yes. We can try to run the branch for C-14, then extrapolate the radial growth rate to the measured base diameter/radius.  Doable...
08/08/2015,23:06:53,okeanosexplorer,Glad to hear that, Allen
08/08/2015,23:09:20,Scott France,Have you guys muted the telecon?
08/08/2015,23:09:48,Scott France,You are back on telecon
08/08/2015,23:10:16,okexnav,LAT :25.51069, LON : -173.52177, DEPTH :2000.7556m, TEMP :  1.92955C, SAL : 34.62641 PSU, DO :  2.94324 mg/L
08/08/2015,23:11:20,tinamolodtsova,CORA Stauro
08/08/2015,23:11:28,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Irido, Chry
08/08/2015,23:12:24,tinamolodtsova,at least polyps are up
08/08/2015,23:13:00,tinamolodtsova,audio is lost
08/08/2015,23:13:13,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathy
08/08/2015,23:14:55,tinamolodtsova,CORA Stauro
08/08/2015,23:15:05,tinamolodtsova,COR?
08/08/2015,23:15:14,tinamolodtsova,on the right
08/08/2015,23:17:25,tinamolodtsova,Check please also that thing left to the sponge and right of Corallium. under the cliff
08/08/2015,23:17:54,tinamolodtsova,right from CORCH too
08/08/2015,23:19:51,tinamolodtsova,no animals under the rock..
08/08/2015,23:20:31,okexnav,LAT :25.51065, LON : -173.52169, DEPTH :2001.1258m, TEMP :  1.90932C, SAL : 34.62640 PSU, DO :  2.92669 mg/L
08/08/2015,23:22:10,michaelgarcia,Like all the rocks collected during this expedition, it has a thick Mn coating
08/08/2015,23:22:47,tinamolodtsova,and I lost video and audio...
08/08/2015,23:24:27,tinamolodtsova,I suspect the animal under the cliff to be related to Umbellapathes if it is CORA
08/08/2015,23:24:30,okeanosexplorer,collected basalt sample, SPEC04GEO,  along with commensal hydroid (C01), 2001m, -173.52164, 25.51066
08/08/2015,23:24:52,Allen Andrews,Tomorrow sounds amazing!
08/08/2015,23:25:08,okexnav,LAT :25.51071, LON : -173.52159, DEPTH :2001.1291m, TEMP :  1.91165C, SAL : 34.62926 PSU, DO :  2.95818 mg/L
08/08/2015,23:25:27,tinamolodtsova,can we zoom briefly?
08/08/2015,23:25:43,Allen Andrews,Will the post dive be in the chatroom, too?
08/08/2015,23:26:29,okeanosexplorer,no that will be over the conference line, allen
08/08/2015,23:27:22,Allen Andrews,Camera feed 2 is the post-dive talk?
08/08/2015,23:27:35,okeanosexplorer,but i will monitor the chatroom if you can hear us, allen
08/08/2015,23:27:52,Allen Andrews,Yes.  I can hear.
08/08/2015,23:27:55,Allen Andrews,Thanks
08/08/2015,23:28:05,okeanosexplorer,i will get you the conference line in a minute 
08/08/2015,23:31:23,Allen Andrews,If I cannot get into the discussion for tomorrow, vote for getting to top of this feature as paramount.  Then running a circle around the top, if possible.  
08/08/2015,23:32:05,michaelparke,Already pulling off the bottom Allen
08/08/2015,23:32:39,Allen Andrews,Yes.  Talking about discussion for tomorrow.  
08/08/2015,23:32:59,michaelparke,Sorry
08/08/2015,23:34:10,okeanosexplorer,leftbottom at 1331HST, 2000m
08/08/2015,23:35:06,okexnav,LAT :25.51071, LON : -173.52203, DEPTH :1979.0995m, TEMP :  2.01688C, SAL : 34.61827 PSU, DO :  2.82684 mg/L
08/08/2015,23:40:06,okexnav,LAT :25.51068, LON : -173.52222, DEPTH :1838.6138m, TEMP :  2.11264C, SAL : 34.60792 PSU, DO :  2.66866 mg/L
08/08/2015,23:50:09,okexnav,LAT :25.51086, LON : -173.52149, DEPTH :1527.2988m, TEMP :  2.48387C, SAL : 34.56926 PSU, DO :  2.19382 mg/L
08/08/2015,23:55:09,okexnav,LAT :25.51110, LON : -173.52076, DEPTH :1382.6407m, TEMP :  2.80463C, SAL : 34.53097 PSU, DO :  1.84362 mg/L