08/10/2015,00:00:37,Amy Baco-Taylor,quick scan of my collection data and arborea only from Alaksa in my collections, although there is a pure white one at Makapuu that could be it.
08/10/2015,00:00:51,Amy Baco-Taylor,MIght be worth collecting if we don't find another more important specimen
08/10/2015,00:02:07,tinamolodtsova,So SPO+CORA
08/10/2015,00:02:25,michaelgarcia,we are open for a rock
08/10/2015,00:02:35,okeanosexplorer,SHI - Nematocarcinus
08/10/2015,00:02:41,michaelgarcia,unless you try, who can say
08/10/2015,00:02:49,tinamolodtsova,Roch CPEN?
08/10/2015,00:02:53,Scott France,OBIS map shows no records of P. arborea from low latitudes in either ocean
08/10/2015,00:02:55,tinamolodtsova,No SHI
08/10/2015,00:03:08,Scott France,http://iobis.org/mapper/?taxon=Paragorgia%20arborea
08/10/2015,00:03:21,Scott France,I realize that is not a complete record but is a strat
08/10/2015,00:03:26,Scott France,start
08/10/2015,00:03:45,Steve Auscavitch,ASR brisingid
08/10/2015,00:03:48,Allen Andrews,FISH ID - I'm going to take a stab at Leptobrotula breviventralis.  If so, may be new depth record. Also similar to HURL posted image at http://www.soest.hawaii.edu/HURL/animals/id/fishes/eel-like/ophidiidae/pages/HURLEel-like1_121.htm
08/10/2015,00:04:01,jonathantree,thanks for looking for loose rocks
08/10/2015,00:04:23,leswatling,Its a pretty complete record of all museum specimens that have been put up on the web.
08/10/2015,00:04:48,mackenziegarringer,FSH - synaphobranchus brevidorsalis. Bruce Mundy objects to "just a fish"
08/10/2015,00:04:49,Allen Andrews,Halo?
08/10/2015,00:05:29,Allen Andrews,Not happy...
08/10/2015,00:05:41,tinamolodtsova,non-cooperating..
08/10/2015,00:06:37,tinamolodtsova,SO SPO+CORA
08/10/2015,00:07:50,Amy Baco-Taylor,Santiago's paper also does not show any arborea in Hawaii
08/10/2015,00:08:01,tinamolodtsova,CORPR?
08/10/2015,00:08:06,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/10/2015,00:08:56,Scott France,CORPR
08/10/2015,00:09:07,Scott France,Candidella?
08/10/2015,00:09:23,tinamolodtsova,ACN
08/10/2015,00:09:28,Amy Baco-Taylor,Horizontal polyps 5+ per whorl
08/10/2015,00:09:31,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/10/2015,00:09:35,Amy Baco-Taylor,SQA
08/10/2015,00:09:41,tinamolodtsova,Crinoid is on the left from
08/10/2015,00:10:05,tinamolodtsova,FSH
08/10/2015,00:11:31,Amy Baco-Taylor,Zoom on right coral?
08/10/2015,00:11:55,Amy Baco-Taylor,Cup coral
08/10/2015,00:12:12,tinamolodtsova,Desmophillum?
08/10/2015,00:12:27,tinamolodtsova,it was a cup coral
08/10/2015,00:12:29,Amy Baco-Taylor,SPO 
08/10/2015,00:12:38,Amy Baco-Taylor,Zoom on ahead?
08/10/2015,00:12:43,leswatling,not with that shape I think.
08/10/2015,00:12:58,Amy Baco-Taylor,Really high diversity of cup corals in Hawaii
08/10/2015,00:13:37,michaelgarcia,hard to say what it was
08/10/2015,00:13:47,tinamolodtsova,not many Large ones. it was about 5 cm
08/10/2015,00:13:51,Scott France,Silence speaks volumes!
08/10/2015,00:14:52,tinamolodtsova,CRI on SPO
08/10/2015,00:14:55,Scott France,Spongnoid.
08/10/2015,00:14:59,Scott France,;-)
08/10/2015,00:15:33,tinamolodtsova,nice desktop 
08/10/2015,00:16:13,mackenziegarringer,FSH - Macrourid
08/10/2015,00:16:22,tinamolodtsova,especially with Fish
08/10/2015,00:16:24,Scott France,How many phyla?
08/10/2015,00:16:31,Allen Andrews,Rattail
08/10/2015,00:16:41,tinamolodtsova,GAS!
08/10/2015,00:16:48,Allen Andrews,Fish pic please?
08/10/2015,00:16:56,tinamolodtsova,and gastropod
08/10/2015,00:17:13,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/10/2015,00:17:17,Scott France,SQA
08/10/2015,00:17:20,leswatling,good thing sponges don't have nervous systems.... if they did they would be bloody annoyed at all these free-loaders...
08/10/2015,00:17:34,Allen Andrews,Sponge isn't going anywhere… fish is.  Pic please?
08/10/2015,00:18:00,tinamolodtsova,it was cooperative fish, it will stay
08/10/2015,00:18:30,tinamolodtsova,I told you))
08/10/2015,00:18:45,Allen Andrews,@tina… true!
08/10/2015,00:19:18,tinamolodtsova,very photogenic 
08/10/2015,00:19:44,leswatling,not cooperative enough to give a face view though....haha....
08/10/2015,00:20:03,Allen Andrews,Short pelvic finrays...
08/10/2015,00:20:51,tinamolodtsova,Phil Alderslade says HI
08/10/2015,00:20:53,Allen Andrews,I saw short pelvics...
08/10/2015,00:21:01,Allen Andrews,Some extension, but not long.
08/10/2015,00:21:54,tinamolodtsova,CRI on COR
08/10/2015,00:21:55,leswatling,What is the estimated time to leave the bottom?
08/10/2015,00:22:28,Nicole Morgan,@les 5pm Hawaii time
08/10/2015,00:22:31,okeanosexplorer,~2.5h left on bottom
08/10/2015,00:22:38,michaelgarcia,rocks look encouraging
08/10/2015,00:22:39,leswatling,thx
08/10/2015,00:23:58,Amy Baco-Taylor,Agreed summit
08/10/2015,00:25:06,okexnav,LAT :26.82771, LON : -175.60753, DEPTH :1164.6434m, TEMP :  3.07246C, SAL : 34.47109 PSU, DO :  1.23358 mg/L
08/10/2015,00:26:18,michaelgarcia,yeah
08/10/2015,00:26:29,tinamolodtsova,nice big rock
08/10/2015,00:26:53,tinamolodtsova,can we zoom at whatever ahead of us?
08/10/2015,00:27:08,tinamolodtsova,just above the box
08/10/2015,00:27:16,Scott France,Chris I think that comment makes you a believer in Bayesian statistics
08/10/2015,00:28:10,michaelgarcia,normally there is a rock instead
08/10/2015,00:28:36,michaelgarcia,volcanic rock is needed that is not too altered
08/10/2015,00:29:32,okeanosexplorer,collected rock, SPEC02GEO, 1165m, -175.60749, 26.82771
08/10/2015,00:30:00,michaelgarcia,you are still dropping out now and then
08/10/2015,00:30:03,Allen Andrews,Much better comm and video today
08/10/2015,00:30:21,tinamolodtsova,completely geologic(
08/10/2015,00:30:33,Scott France,Agree - overall a good day for connectivity.
08/10/2015,00:31:40,michaelgarcia,excellent job D2 team
08/10/2015,00:31:57,jonathantree,thanks guys, great job
08/10/2015,00:32:03,Allen Andrews,@Mike. Glad you got a rock for age dating!
08/10/2015,00:32:12,Allen Andrews,Basalt inside??
08/10/2015,00:32:26,jonathantree,@Allen, we hope so!
08/10/2015,00:32:26,michaelgarcia,WE can only hope for a volcanic rock
08/10/2015,00:34:35,tinamolodtsova,CRI on SPO
08/10/2015,00:34:43,tinamolodtsova,+OPH
08/10/2015,00:35:01,Allen Andrews,Whats in hole?
08/10/2015,00:35:08,okexnav,LAT :26.82770, LON : -175.60755, DEPTH :1162.4888m, TEMP :  3.11485C, SAL : 34.46785 PSU, DO :  1.19881 mg/L
08/10/2015,00:35:15,tinamolodtsova,coral
08/10/2015,00:35:23,tinamolodtsova,cupcoral
08/10/2015,00:36:44,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/10/2015,00:36:50,tinamolodtsova,STYicks
08/10/2015,00:37:22,tinamolodtsova,zoom in hole
08/10/2015,00:39:14,tinamolodtsova,Zome more
08/10/2015,00:39:50,tinamolodtsova,is it barnacles?
08/10/2015,00:40:35,Scott France,Will be in-and-out for a while.
08/10/2015,00:41:25,tinamolodtsova,CORI whip
08/10/2015,00:41:27,okeanosexplorer,roger that scott. 
08/10/2015,00:41:44,tinamolodtsova,CORI Anthomastus
08/10/2015,00:41:53,tinamolodtsova,CORO, sorry
08/10/2015,00:43:23,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Irido
08/10/2015,00:44:01,tinamolodtsova,CORO Anthomastus x2
08/10/2015,00:44:26,tinamolodtsova,zoom please at next Anthomastus available
08/10/2015,00:44:45,tinamolodtsova,SHI
08/10/2015,00:44:58,tinamolodtsova,SHI
08/10/2015,00:45:10,okexnav,LAT :26.82803, LON : -175.60754, DEPTH :1163.6461m, TEMP :  3.10777C, SAL : 34.46675 PSU, DO :  1.17023 mg/L
08/10/2015,00:45:54,tinamolodtsova,CORO Anthomastus
08/10/2015,00:45:57,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/10/2015,00:46:20,tinamolodtsova,can we zoom at base of Anthomastus
08/10/2015,00:46:41,tinamolodtsova,CORPR
08/10/2015,00:47:03,tinamolodtsova,below large polyps
08/10/2015,00:47:18,Amy Baco-Taylor,Those are both primnoids
08/10/2015,00:47:19,tinamolodtsova,Primnoid
08/10/2015,00:48:05,tinamolodtsova,SQA? on Primnoid
08/10/2015,00:48:41,tinamolodtsova,HID on Primnoid
08/10/2015,00:48:43,tinamolodtsova,HYD
08/10/2015,00:50:05,tinamolodtsova,SPO
08/10/2015,00:50:07,Allen Andrews,@Chris audio low
08/10/2015,00:50:28,Allen Andrews,Nav loud
08/10/2015,00:50:57,tinamolodtsova,CPEN Halipteris?
08/10/2015,00:51:21,tinamolodtsova,do base for Phil Alderslade
08/10/2015,00:51:45,Allen Andrews,Pilot audio loud.  Chris is low.
08/10/2015,00:52:03,tinamolodtsova,base requested
08/10/2015,00:52:42,okeanosexplorer,allen, you can adjust the audio on your computer. the pilot should be streaming on one side and the scientists on the other
08/10/2015,00:52:53,tinamolodtsova,zoom please
08/10/2015,00:53:04,Allen Andrews,One is loud and other is low.  Cannot adjust.
08/10/2015,00:53:08,Amy Baco-Taylor,Pilots louder than science on mine too
08/10/2015,00:53:47,tinamolodtsova,may be between the stones
08/10/2015,00:54:22,Allen Andrews,Looks between and below stones
08/10/2015,00:54:33,Allen Andrews,Chris is low
08/10/2015,00:55:07,okexnav,LAT :26.82833, LON : -175.60762, DEPTH :1167.7657m, TEMP :  3.12143C, SAL : 34.46520 PSU, DO :  1.18681 mg/L
08/10/2015,00:55:28,michaelgarcia,slope seems to flatten out
08/10/2015,00:55:58,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/10/2015,00:56:13,jonathantree,are we close to the summit of this cone? 
08/10/2015,00:56:28,tinamolodtsova,and CORO Anthomastus x2
08/10/2015,00:56:33,jonathantree,thanks Chris
08/10/2015,00:56:45,michaelgarcia,these rocks look loose. Maybe get one?
08/10/2015,00:56:57,tinamolodtsova,Chrysogorgia
08/10/2015,00:57:06,Amy Baco-Taylor,Chrysogorgiid
08/10/2015,00:57:13,Amy Baco-Taylor,Don't know species/genus
08/10/2015,00:57:17,Allen Andrews,@Chris volume low.  Pilots loud.
08/10/2015,00:57:38,okeanosexplorer,how is mine (daniel), allen?
08/10/2015,00:57:57,Allen Andrews,Daniel good.  Chris low.  Pilot loud.
08/10/2015,00:58:04,tinamolodtsova,Les is here
08/10/2015,00:58:12,Amy Baco-Taylor,The volume ratio did change noticeably 30 or so min ago
08/10/2015,00:58:24,michaelgarcia,It is interesting to hear the pilot chat but I agree that they overwhelm chris
08/10/2015,00:58:31,Allen Andrews,@Amy Agree.  Pilot suddenly loud.
08/10/2015,00:58:36,leswatling,very odd Chrysogorgia. Is reproductive. 
08/10/2015,00:58:50,michaelgarcia,angular rock to left of coral might be good?
08/10/2015,00:58:53,leswatling,branching pattern irregular.
08/10/2015,00:59:11,Allen Andrews,Thanks Chris.  Pilot still dominant and distracting. 
08/10/2015,00:59:11,leswatling,reminds me of one we found in Atlantic where ther branches fell off. 
08/10/2015,00:59:18,tinamolodtsova,take one with Anthomastus))
08/10/2015,00:59:25,Amy Baco-Taylor,We could sample, but only one we've seen
08/10/2015,00:59:28,mackenziegarringer,FSH- eel upper left
08/10/2015,00:59:34,leswatling,A good collection candidate
08/10/2015,00:59:46,Allen Andrews,Fish passing by...
08/10/2015,01:00:04,leswatling,could just take upper part of the colony, with a few branches
08/10/2015,01:00:56,Allen Andrews,@Chris… you are good now.  Thanks.
08/10/2015,01:01:01,michaelgarcia,Looking for rock with angular edge
08/10/2015,01:01:51,michaelgarcia,No, to the left and bit forward of the coral
08/10/2015,01:02:18,michaelgarcia,I was looking at one with white spot
08/10/2015,01:02:30,michaelgarcia,No in front
08/10/2015,01:02:45,michaelgarcia,cannot see laser
08/10/2015,01:03:10,michaelgarcia,Whoops, sorry, go for bigger one
08/10/2015,01:04:40,Amy Baco-Taylor,CRI
08/10/2015,01:05:00,mackenziegarringer,FSH - eel upper center
08/10/2015,01:05:06,okexnav,LAT :26.82852, LON : -175.60758, DEPTH :1169.0322m, TEMP :  3.13040C, SAL : 34.46305 PSU, DO :  1.17859 mg/L
08/10/2015,01:05:34,leswatling,any estimate on the height of that chrysogorgiid?
08/10/2015,01:05:49,mackenziegarringer,FSH - Synaphobranchus, didn't catch dorsal origin
08/10/2015,01:06:05,Allen Andrews,@Chris… me too!  Looked very strange
08/10/2015,01:06:44,tinamolodtsova,CRI swimming) inspired these weird animals in avatar
08/10/2015,01:06:50,Amy Baco-Taylor,Awesome
08/10/2015,01:07:05,Allen Andrews,Great footage.
08/10/2015,01:07:28,leswatling,all worn out. video frozen....
08/10/2015,01:08:36,tinamolodtsova,By the way... Anthomastus is apparently "true" Anthomastus. 
08/10/2015,01:08:48,leswatling,nice....
08/10/2015,01:08:58,tinamolodtsova,ZOOM BACK OF CRI
08/10/2015,01:10:11,leswatling,not sure what all that exertion accomplished, but I suppose at the speed of things at these depths that was momentous....
08/10/2015,01:10:21,tinamolodtsova,OPH, but over stone was something else
08/10/2015,01:10:32,michaelgarcia,yes please
08/10/2015,01:10:45,tinamolodtsova,no audio
08/10/2015,01:11:25,michaelgarcia,good call Chris
08/10/2015,01:12:24,michaelgarcia,the summit is unlikely to have rocks but you never know
08/10/2015,01:12:42,Allen Andrews,Time to top??
08/10/2015,01:12:49,jonathantree,Chris, lost audio here at UH
08/10/2015,01:12:51,michaelgarcia,yes, they look like pillows
08/10/2015,01:13:00,tinamolodtsova,FSH?
08/10/2015,01:13:00,jonathantree,nice intack PIL
08/10/2015,01:13:16,Allen Andrews,Nice!
08/10/2015,01:13:30,jonathantree,intact**
08/10/2015,01:13:36,leswatling,a baby Synaphobranchus kaupi?
08/10/2015,01:13:48,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/10/2015,01:14:03,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/10/2015,01:14:56,okeanosexplorer,~200m from summit
08/10/2015,01:15:02,Allen Andrews,Need full fins, too
08/10/2015,01:15:08,okexnav,LAT :26.82849, LON : -175.60747, DEPTH :1169.2670m, TEMP :  3.16111C, SAL : 34.47842 PSU, DO :  1.17240 mg/L
08/10/2015,01:15:48,tinamolodtsova,Decapod
08/10/2015,01:15:58,tinamolodtsova,and//
08/10/2015,01:16:22,tinamolodtsova,Giva Us the Mollusc
08/10/2015,01:16:24,Allen Andrews,Full fins please
08/10/2015,01:16:34,tinamolodtsova,larger view
08/10/2015,01:16:59,Allen Andrews,Full body view please
08/10/2015,01:17:07,okeanosexplorer,NUD
08/10/2015,01:17:12,Allen Andrews,Anyone?
08/10/2015,01:17:20,tinamolodtsova,or Opistobrancha
08/10/2015,01:17:33,okeanosexplorer,Pleurobranchaeidae
08/10/2015,01:17:35,tinamolodtsova,there is a shell
08/10/2015,01:17:49,tinamolodtsova,URC
08/10/2015,01:19:35,Allen Andrews,Separate caudalfin on fish.
08/10/2015,01:21:15,Allen Andrews,I have snapshot I will send to you Bruce.
08/10/2015,01:22:38,tinamolodtsova,the brown thing off URC is not egg capsule?
08/10/2015,01:22:52,Allen Andrews,@Mackenzie Sent snapshots with caudal.
08/10/2015,01:23:10,michaelgarcia,looking more and more like pillows. Sample please
08/10/2015,01:23:14,Allen Andrews,Time to top?
08/10/2015,01:23:44,mackenziegarringer,We're checking. Maybe Ilyophis? Happy to be stumped!
08/10/2015,01:24:14,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/10/2015,01:25:02,michaelgarcia,can we look at pillow again
08/10/2015,01:25:07,tinamolodtsova,SPO
08/10/2015,01:25:07,okexnav,LAT :26.82864, LON : -175.60753, DEPTH :1168.9149m, TEMP :  3.17598C, SAL : 34.45557 PSU, DO :  1.14380 mg/L
08/10/2015,01:25:21,Allen Andrews,Let's get to top…
08/10/2015,01:25:54,jonathantree,chris you are cutting out on audio
08/10/2015,01:26:13,michaelgarcia,that was mike
08/10/2015,01:26:26,Allen Andrews,Let's grab it and go… yes? 
08/10/2015,01:27:16,michaelgarcia,summits are often sediment covered but landslides can reactive the surface
08/10/2015,01:27:44,tinamolodtsova,something is living under...
08/10/2015,01:27:46,Allen Andrews,@Mike I'm thinking edges of next slope, if there is one.
08/10/2015,01:28:00,michaelgarcia,could be
08/10/2015,01:28:32,Allen Andrews,Nice
08/10/2015,01:28:55,tinamolodtsova,it is not a piece of crust?
08/10/2015,01:29:13,michaelgarcia,can  you hang onto it and look for another one?
08/10/2015,01:29:18,tinamolodtsova,TAke it
08/10/2015,01:29:20,Allen Andrews,Keep it!!
08/10/2015,01:29:47,michaelgarcia,so this is a biology sample
08/10/2015,01:30:13,tinamolodtsova,show to Chris!!!\
08/10/2015,01:30:20,jonathantree,but how else would you collect such a specimen?
08/10/2015,01:30:26,Allen Andrews,Looks like it has a pore
08/10/2015,01:30:50,tinamolodtsova,leech
08/10/2015,01:31:22,tinamolodtsova,I would stay ASR
08/10/2015,01:31:30,Amy Baco-Taylor,wild guess - concentrycycloidea
08/10/2015,01:31:41,tinamolodtsova,leech is closeby
08/10/2015,01:31:58,Amy Baco-Taylor,was a separate group of echinoderms for a while
08/10/2015,01:32:02,Amy Baco-Taylor,usually on sunken wood
08/10/2015,01:32:11,tinamolodtsova,call Chris
08/10/2015,01:32:18,michaelgarcia,I like the angular look of this sample
08/10/2015,01:32:42,michaelgarcia,this suggests there is a good outcrop upslope
08/10/2015,01:32:58,tinamolodtsova,Amy I was thinking about the same but I have never seen one - only the name
08/10/2015,01:33:12,Allen Andrews,I see a madreporite… hence echinoderm.
08/10/2015,01:33:47,Allen Andrews,Maybe… touch to see from frame grab.
08/10/2015,01:34:03,michaelgarcia,Another great job D2 team
08/10/2015,01:34:29,tinamolodtsova,thanks for pilots to pick a good stone
08/10/2015,01:34:36,okeanosexplorer,collected rock sample with commensal echinoderm, SPEC03GEO, 1169m, -175.60756, 26.82864
08/10/2015,01:34:47,Diva Amon,I moved for one second and missed the concentrycloidea. Anyone have a framegrab? 
08/10/2015,01:35:05,tinamolodtsova,I am not sure about leech, may be a flatworm.. at the same stone
08/10/2015,01:35:09,okexnav,LAT :26.82867, LON : -175.60753, DEPTH :1168.7110m, TEMP :  3.20756C, SAL : 34.45170 PSU, DO :  1.13840 mg/L
08/10/2015,01:35:17,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/10/2015,01:35:24,tinamolodtsova,FSH
08/10/2015,01:35:24,mackenziegarringer,FSH 
08/10/2015,01:37:09,tinamolodtsova,can we zoom at sticks right to ASR
08/10/2015,01:37:28,tinamolodtsova,down to sponge
08/10/2015,01:37:37,iscwatch,has anybody noticed major video stream outages today?
08/10/2015,01:38:45,tinamolodtsova,no
08/10/2015,01:38:49,tinamolodtsova,just right
08/10/2015,01:39:02,tinamolodtsova,go to FISh, too late
08/10/2015,01:39:10,Diva Amon,no, its been really good. 
08/10/2015,01:39:16,michaelgarcia,coarse breccia surface suggesting outcrops ahead
08/10/2015,01:39:37,tinamolodtsova,they were 3-5 cm from star
08/10/2015,01:39:57,tinamolodtsova,video frozen
08/10/2015,01:40:02,Allen Andrews,Fish in distance
08/10/2015,01:40:20,tinamolodtsova,2 FSH
08/10/2015,01:41:00,Allen Andrews,Aldro
08/10/2015,01:42:12,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/10/2015,01:42:19,tinamolodtsova,CORPA
08/10/2015,01:42:42,Allen Andrews,Large fish could be Leptobrotula breviventralis seen earlier.
08/10/2015,01:42:43,michaelgarcia,this suggests a much younger cone
08/10/2015,01:42:50,Allen Andrews,Split lateral line as before.
08/10/2015,01:43:00,michaelgarcia,perhaps like the rejuvneated lavas of Honolulu
08/10/2015,01:43:03,Amy Baco-Taylor,Screen Shot 2015-08-09 at 9.41.49 PM.png
08/10/2015,01:43:13,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/10/2015,01:43:28,tinamolodtsova,SHI
08/10/2015,01:43:37,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/10/2015,01:44:03,Allen Andrews,Smallest fish same as one we couldn't figure earlier. Looks like separate cudalfin as well.
08/10/2015,01:44:03,tinamolodtsova,COR ?I
08/10/2015,01:45:07,okexnav,LAT :26.82886, LON : -175.60733, DEPTH :1158.0774m, TEMP :  3.27817C, SAL : 34.43903 PSU, DO :  1.05528 mg/L
08/10/2015,01:45:35,michaelgarcia,young morphology preseved but thick Mn coating
08/10/2015,01:46:06,michaelgarcia,roks are looking more broken
08/10/2015,01:47:11,Amy Baco-Taylor,Well, the few images I can find of concentricycloidea, none of them have arms.  This one had 15, so maybe crinoid?
08/10/2015,01:47:15,Allen Andrews,First fish in triple-fish images was Aldrovandia.
08/10/2015,01:47:30,Amy Baco-Taylor,But I'm still hoping its concetricycloidea, just cause I've always thought they are neat!
08/10/2015,01:48:04,Amy Baco-Taylor,POL
08/10/2015,01:48:45,Allen Andrews,@Amy… I see what you are thinking.
08/10/2015,01:49:06,tinamolodtsova,SQA
08/10/2015,01:49:10,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/10/2015,01:49:23,Allen Andrews,Grab that rock.  Haha
08/10/2015,01:49:24,Amy Baco-Taylor,con
08/10/2015,01:49:25,Amy Baco-Taylor,cen
08/10/2015,01:49:28,tinamolodtsova,CORO Anthomastus
08/10/2015,01:49:30,Amy Baco-Taylor,trih
08/10/2015,01:49:33,Amy Baco-Taylor,cy
08/10/2015,01:49:35,Amy Baco-Taylor,cloidea
08/10/2015,01:49:40,tinamolodtsova,FSH?
08/10/2015,01:49:51,tinamolodtsova,close to CRI
08/10/2015,01:49:51,Amy Baco-Taylor,8-|
08/10/2015,01:50:54,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/10/2015,01:51:01,michaelgarcia,odd that there are so few corals and sponges?
08/10/2015,01:51:02,Allen Andrews,Fish
08/10/2015,01:51:14,Allen Andrews,Snapho
08/10/2015,01:51:18,Allen Andrews,Synapho
08/10/2015,01:51:33,tinamolodtsova,URC
08/10/2015,01:52:00,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/10/2015,01:52:03,Amy Baco-Taylor,SPO walteria
08/10/2015,01:52:05,Amy Baco-Taylor,SQA
08/10/2015,01:53:29,Allen Andrews,Rock from this slope?
08/10/2015,01:53:34,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/10/2015,01:53:56,Allen Andrews,Rattail
08/10/2015,01:54:26,Diva Amon,macrourid
08/10/2015,01:54:28,Allen Andrews,Zoom out
08/10/2015,01:54:48,Allen Andrews,Working on it.
08/10/2015,01:54:53,tinamolodtsova,he is not happy
08/10/2015,01:55:06,okexnav,LAT :26.82931, LON : -175.60719, DEPTH :1127.5437m, TEMP :  3.27845C, SAL : 34.43767 PSU, DO :  1.06697 mg/L
08/10/2015,01:55:36,mackenziegarringer,I'm looking, Bruce had to go.
08/10/2015,01:55:40,Scott France,Looks like what Peter would call marlin-spike rattail, but I'm no fish guy
08/10/2015,01:55:51,Allen Andrews,Maybe Coryphaenoides longicirrhus\n
08/10/2015,01:56:26,Amy Baco-Taylor,SPO Saccocalyx
08/10/2015,01:56:35,Amy Baco-Taylor,CRI
08/10/2015,01:56:36,Scott France,Actually I meant marlin-spike grenadier, but same difference
08/10/2015,01:56:40,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/10/2015,01:56:58,tinamolodtsova,Scott is back
08/10/2015,01:57:08,michaelgarcia,nice pillow flows
08/10/2015,01:57:09,Scott France,I am!
08/10/2015,01:57:17,Scott France,Have been watching but quiet.
08/10/2015,01:57:55,michaelgarcia,if you dont collecg a biology sample, can we get our second rock from the upper part of this cone?  These rocks look much fresher
08/10/2015,01:57:59,Amy Baco-Taylor,I was just putting in log, I only a know a few sponges on sight
08/10/2015,01:58:23,tinamolodtsova,if there is a biological sample on it
08/10/2015,01:58:32,tinamolodtsova,FSH
08/10/2015,01:58:47,michaelgarcia,works for me
08/10/2015,01:58:51,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Saccocalyx cf. pedunculatus
08/10/2015,01:59:34,tinamolodtsova,what about oxygen?
08/10/2015,02:00:06,okeanosexplorer,DO ::  1.03116 mg/L
08/10/2015,02:00:20,michaelgarcia,steep constructional slope
08/10/2015,02:00:30,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/10/2015,02:01:07,tinamolodtsova,if somebody got? It was Enallopsamia?
08/10/2015,02:02:26,tinamolodtsova,dead stalk
08/10/2015,02:02:39,michaelgarcia,pillows
08/10/2015,02:04:00,tinamolodtsova,SPO
08/10/2015,02:04:46,tinamolodtsova,HOL?
08/10/2015,02:05:09,okexnav,LAT :26.82947, LON : -175.60702, DEPTH :1110.4244m, TEMP :  3.30497C, SAL : 34.43128 PSU, DO :  1.06382 mg/L
08/10/2015,02:05:40,michaelgarcia,bumpy surface reflects Mn growth
08/10/2015,02:05:47,Diva Amon,ophnurgus
08/10/2015,02:06:01,Diva Amon,orphnurgus. Sorry. sp
08/10/2015,02:06:57,Scott France,SHI
08/10/2015,02:07:21,Allen Andrews,Interesting how there are no coral at the top.
08/10/2015,02:07:29,Diva Amon,Aso finally saw a pic of the suspected concentricycloidea….I'm not convinced. Arms look too long.
08/10/2015,02:07:35,tinamolodtsova,SPO ahead of SHI
08/10/2015,02:08:05,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/10/2015,02:08:21,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/10/2015,02:08:35,tinamolodtsova,URC?
08/10/2015,02:08:51,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/10/2015,02:09:02,michaelgarcia,I am happy to have been proven wrong about the rocky summit of this cone
08/10/2015,02:09:17,Allen Andrews,Need a good rock from up here.
08/10/2015,02:09:41,tinamolodtsova,something nice at hole - COR possible CPEN
08/10/2015,02:10:10,tinamolodtsova,zoom ahead
08/10/2015,02:10:13,Allen Andrews,fsh
08/10/2015,02:10:29,tinamolodtsova,CRI - Commatulidae
08/10/2015,02:10:38,Scott France,SQA on rock top
08/10/2015,02:10:39,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/10/2015,02:10:44,Allen Andrews,Wow.  Nice crest!
08/10/2015,02:11:04,Allen Andrews,Lost stream.
08/10/2015,02:11:07,tinamolodtsova,eels like crests as I was told
08/10/2015,02:11:18,Allen Andrews,No video.
08/10/2015,02:11:19,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/10/2015,02:11:28,Scott France,Where is the icing on top? i.e. the dense coral bed…
08/10/2015,02:11:30,tinamolodtsova,ASR? small one
08/10/2015,02:11:37,Allen Andrews,Rock from fissure??
08/10/2015,02:12:13,tinamolodtsova,anothe ASR
08/10/2015,02:12:19,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/10/2015,02:12:47,Allen Andrews,No coral.  Wow.
08/10/2015,02:13:32,Allen Andrews,This looks like floe sources.
08/10/2015,02:13:47,Allen Andrews,Rock from crevice??
08/10/2015,02:14:09,tinamolodtsova,CRIs
08/10/2015,02:14:22,tinamolodtsova,crab on cliff
08/10/2015,02:15:06,tinamolodtsova,zoom 
08/10/2015,02:15:06,Allen Andrews,Grab a rock if possible.
08/10/2015,02:15:16,Allen Andrews,Check crevices.
08/10/2015,02:15:20,okexnav,LAT :26.82966, LON : -175.60675, DEPTH :1097.5474m, TEMP :  3.34804C, SAL : 34.42123 PSU, DO :  0.99273 mg/L
08/10/2015,02:15:26,tinamolodtsova,SHI
08/10/2015,02:15:27,Scott France,SHi
08/10/2015,02:15:41,jonathantree,Chris the audio is dropping out and I am having a hrad time hearing anything you say or replying to your comments on the vent location
08/10/2015,02:17:58,Scott France,CTE
08/10/2015,02:18:01,Scott France,lobate
08/10/2015,02:18:02,tinamolodtsova,CTENO
08/10/2015,02:18:13,tinamolodtsova,can we zoom?
08/10/2015,02:23:27,tinamolodtsova,SPO
08/10/2015,02:23:59,tinamolodtsova,URC
08/10/2015,02:24:08,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/10/2015,02:24:47,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/10/2015,02:25:04,tinamolodtsova,SPO
08/10/2015,02:25:06,okexnav,LAT :26.82995, LON : -175.60692, DEPTH :1107.9849m, TEMP :  3.35404C, SAL : 34.41933 PSU, DO :  0.98467 mg/L
08/10/2015,02:25:41,tinamolodtsova,there is a stick over the bolder next to star
08/10/2015,02:26:07,Scott France,It is a sea star...
08/10/2015,02:26:12,Scott France,Is that helpful?
08/10/2015,02:26:22,Scott France,;-)
08/10/2015,02:26:30,tinamolodtsova,right to//
08/10/2015,02:27:42,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/10/2015,02:28:01,Scott France,ACN?
08/10/2015,02:28:18,tinamolodtsova,yes ACN to me
08/10/2015,02:28:40,tinamolodtsova,and more right to ACN
08/10/2015,02:29:20,tinamolodtsova,I am not happy with sticks. I am looking for Steve's new species from CCFZ
08/10/2015,02:29:54,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/10/2015,02:30:10,Amy Baco-Taylor,me too
08/10/2015,02:30:13,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/10/2015,02:30:42,Allen Andrews,Video gone.
08/10/2015,02:31:12,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/10/2015,02:31:38,tinamolodtsova,FISH?
08/10/2015,02:31:57,Allen Andrews,Comm and video failing
08/10/2015,02:32:24,tinamolodtsova,anyway, long time dead
08/10/2015,02:32:41,tinamolodtsova,SPO
08/10/2015,02:32:47,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/10/2015,02:33:16,Amy Baco-Taylor,low densities could be realted to oxygen
08/10/2015,02:33:29,tinamolodtsova,FSH 
08/10/2015,02:33:35,tinamolodtsova,ahead
08/10/2015,02:33:44,Scott France,Oh - are we in an OMZ all day?
08/10/2015,02:34:00,tinamolodtsova,it is reason I was asked about oxygen
08/10/2015,02:34:18,Scott France,Hadn't thought of that. I thought we were too deep.
08/10/2015,02:34:25,Scott France,Evidently not.
08/10/2015,02:34:37,Scott France,Emily!
08/10/2015,02:34:39,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/10/2015,02:34:43,Allen Andrews,Sorry… no video or comm
08/10/2015,02:34:50,Amy Baco-Taylor,It was both of them
08/10/2015,02:34:55,Amy Baco-Taylor,Cady and Emily
08/10/2015,02:35:07,okexnav,LAT :26.83034, LON : -175.60693, DEPTH :1085.4767m, TEMP :  3.35993C, SAL : 34.41731 PSU, DO :  0.99047 mg/L
08/10/2015,02:35:44,Amy Baco-Taylor,:^)
08/10/2015,02:35:59,Scott France,SHI
08/10/2015,02:36:01,Scott France,URC
08/10/2015,02:36:07,Scott France,FSH
08/10/2015,02:36:09,mackenziegarringer,FSH - seems like same macrourid as before - Coryphaenoides sp.
08/10/2015,02:36:21,tinamolodtsova,2URC
08/10/2015,02:36:35,Allen Andrews,Same Coryphannoides as earlier.
08/10/2015,02:36:39,Amy Baco-Taylor,Emily can say Concentricycloidea now too if you need a tutorial ;-)
08/10/2015,02:36:43,Allen Andrews,Unsure of specific name.
08/10/2015,02:37:03,Scott France,She can be a tutor in my Invert Zool class!
08/10/2015,02:37:13,Allen Andrews,I think my feed is way out of synch…
08/10/2015,02:37:47,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/10/2015,02:38:11,tinamolodtsova,may be eating OPH?
08/10/2015,02:39:00,Diva Amon,URC just below too
08/10/2015,02:39:09,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/10/2015,02:39:25,Amy Baco-Taylor,Maybe we should collect one of those 9-arm crinoids since they are fairly abundant and we have no other animals?
08/10/2015,02:39:50,jonathantree,contact =along the flow boundary there
08/10/2015,02:39:58,tinamolodtsova,I am apparently out of video tomorrow...
08/10/2015,02:40:22,tinamolodtsova,apparently only Nadia can do Commatulids
08/10/2015,02:40:46,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/10/2015,02:41:05,jonathantree,broad pillow flow field here
08/10/2015,02:41:09,Allen Andrews,Crynoid collection would lead to it swimming off…
08/10/2015,02:41:21,jonathantree,looks like it is sourced from a vent just ahead
08/10/2015,02:41:27,Amy Baco-Taylor,SOmetimes they let you collect them
08/10/2015,02:41:32,tinamolodtsova,at least it is beautiful
08/10/2015,02:42:28,Allen Andrews,Seems we have time to try a crynoid colelction.  I say try it...
08/10/2015,02:42:47,tinamolodtsova,or try to fing a coral
08/10/2015,02:43:11,tinamolodtsova,find
08/10/2015,02:43:14,Amy Baco-Taylor,I'm okay with waiting for a coral
08/10/2015,02:45:08,okexnav,LAT :26.83029, LON : -175.60700, DEPTH :1086.9809m, TEMP :  3.37231C, SAL : 34.41671 PSU, DO :  0.97486 mg/L
08/10/2015,02:45:12,tinamolodtsova,SHI
08/10/2015,02:45:39,okeanosexplorer,SHI - Nematocarcinus
08/10/2015,02:46:21,Amy Baco-Taylor,I'm heading to bed in a few min.  If choice of corals, I'd still vote for the stalked anthomastus first, then the Paragorgia possibly arborea would be my second vote.
08/10/2015,02:46:24,Diva Amon,URC
08/10/2015,02:46:59,Allen Andrews,@Amy… I'll keep your vote in mind as we finish.
08/10/2015,02:47:06,Scott France,I can say that Phil Alderslade wrote me to ask "Are we SURE those are Anthomastus?"
08/10/2015,02:47:17,Scott France,So he would likely vote that way as well.
08/10/2015,02:48:16,Scott France,CORPA
08/10/2015,02:48:25,Scott France,w? OPH
08/10/2015,02:48:46,Scott France,SHI
08/10/2015,02:48:47,Allen Andrews,Do we want to get the coral?
08/10/2015,02:49:02,Scott France,Not my vote
08/10/2015,02:49:21,Scott France,These have a tendency to get dislodged from base as well
08/10/2015,02:49:22,tinamolodtsova,Yes, 
08/10/2015,02:49:32,Allen Andrews,Agree on "Anthomastus" if we see another.
08/10/2015,02:50:30,Allen Andrews,Something else...
08/10/2015,02:50:43,mackenziegarringer,Neat!
08/10/2015,02:51:58,Scott France,Squid ink is what I would have guessed.
08/10/2015,02:54:11,tinamolodtsova,Stalked Anthomastus is something hard to expect....
08/10/2015,02:54:53,Allen Andrews,Try.
08/10/2015,02:55:07,okexnav,LAT :26.83047, LON : -175.60751, DEPTH :1102.1601m, TEMP :  3.32743C, SAL : 34.42412 PSU, DO :  1.00784 mg/L
08/10/2015,02:55:07,Allen Andrews,I'm betting it will swim for the sky!
08/10/2015,02:55:39,jonathantree,lets trick it by grabbing the loose rock it is anhored on
08/10/2015,02:55:55,Allen Andrews,Jon has a point!
08/10/2015,02:56:04,jonathantree,we shall call it Bio sample #2, rock and all
08/10/2015,02:56:12,tinamolodtsova,at least  he will have the rock))
08/10/2015,02:56:39,jonathantree,we have already grabbed 2 samples today luckly
08/10/2015,02:56:46,tinamolodtsova,sorry.. "disturbed rock"
08/10/2015,02:57:05,Allen Andrews,Even rocks are limited in the Monument?  :-/
08/10/2015,02:57:15,Scott France,Jon - I would say the same thing if it were the other way around!
08/10/2015,02:57:20,tinamolodtsova,there is something in hole
08/10/2015,02:57:32,okeanosexplorer,it's a problem with sample space also, allen
08/10/2015,02:58:29,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/10/2015,02:59:11,tinamolodtsova,it can fly from box
08/10/2015,02:59:36,Allen Andrews,I bet it swims when we poke it.
08/10/2015,03:00:00,tinamolodtsova,it has a lot of possibilities
08/10/2015,03:00:26,tinamolodtsova,lets look at decapod in the hole above the featherstar?
08/10/2015,03:01:28,tinamolodtsova,please. do not cut it
08/10/2015,03:01:55,Allen Andrews,Lots of crustaceans in the various holes.
08/10/2015,03:05:08,okexnav,LAT :26.83049, LON : -175.60758, DEPTH :1102.8878m, TEMP :  3.32793C, SAL : 34.42502 PSU, DO :  1.01039 mg/L
08/10/2015,03:05:11,tinamolodtsova,to catch a  butterfly with manipulator
08/10/2015,03:06:37,tinamolodtsova,nice guy)
08/10/2015,03:06:48,Scott France,Comatulids are nobody's fool!
08/10/2015,03:06:56,Diva Amon,I was rooting for the crinoid
08/10/2015,03:07:04,Scott France,I agree Diva!
08/10/2015,03:07:08,Diva Amon,HA
08/10/2015,03:07:11,Allen Andrews,Win
08/10/2015,03:07:12,Scott France,That didn't look like a fiar fight.
08/10/2015,03:07:17,Scott France,fair
08/10/2015,03:08:02,tinamolodtsova,bof! who bet for manipulator? lets find good coral. oh a dead sponge stalk 
08/10/2015,03:08:42,Scott France,Man - whose idea was it to go after that first crinoid…? Sheesh.
08/10/2015,03:08:46,Scott France,;-)
08/10/2015,03:09:14,tinamolodtsova,now we are catching butterfllies?)
08/10/2015,03:09:25,Scott France,Not catching, jusy chasing.
08/10/2015,03:09:39,Allen Andrews,Might as well grab a rattail.  ;)
08/10/2015,03:09:51,tinamolodtsova,to make them exercise
08/10/2015,03:10:26,Diva Amon,Round 2. 
08/10/2015,03:10:28,tinamolodtsova,do not touch the left one)
08/10/2015,03:10:46,tinamolodtsova,it is already prepared. 
08/10/2015,03:11:01,Scott France,Shouldn't have thrown down the gauntlet to ROV pilots!
08/10/2015,03:11:52,Diva Amon,:(
08/10/2015,03:12:05,Allen Andrews,Buh bye….
08/10/2015,03:12:18,Allen Andrews,OMG...
08/10/2015,03:12:21,tinamolodtsova,they killed it
08/10/2015,03:12:37,Diva Amon,Round 3.
08/10/2015,03:12:56,tinamolodtsova,poor thing
08/10/2015,03:13:29,tinamolodtsova,another three arms less...
08/10/2015,03:14:13,tinamolodtsova,can they regenerate from arms?
08/10/2015,03:14:45,Scott France,My experience with crinoid collecting (usually because they remain attached to corals) is that they lose their arms when preserved.
08/10/2015,03:14:54,Allen Andrews,No reason for images...
08/10/2015,03:15:08,okexnav,LAT :26.83048, LON : -175.60755, DEPTH :1103.5022m, TEMP :  3.31843C, SAL : 34.42735 PSU, DO :  1.00713 mg/L
08/10/2015,03:16:06,okeanosexplorer,collected comatulid crinoid, SPEC04BIO, 1104m, -175.60756, 26.83049
08/10/2015,03:19:38,Allen Andrews,Fish diversity was good, too.
08/10/2015,03:19:50,tinamolodtsova,nice SPO
08/10/2015,03:19:59,Scott France,SQA
08/10/2015,03:20:33,tinamolodtsova,tiny anemone there
08/10/2015,03:21:12,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/10/2015,03:21:59,tinamolodtsova,I guess these tubes are BRY
08/10/2015,03:22:16,mackenziegarringer,FSH
08/10/2015,03:23:00,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/10/2015,03:23:53,okeanosexplorer,SHI - Nematocarcinus
08/10/2015,03:25:24,tinamolodtsova,GAS) on the wall
08/10/2015,03:25:27,okexnav,LAT :26.83053, LON : -175.60752, DEPTH :1097.2136m, TEMP :  3.32776C, SAL : 34.42390 PSU, DO :  1.00970 mg/L
08/10/2015,03:26:32,tinamolodtsova,too bight light..
08/10/2015,03:28:09,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/10/2015,03:29:20,Allen Andrews,FSH
08/10/2015,03:30:37,okeanosexplorer,Any last request to image?
08/10/2015,03:30:43,okeanosexplorer,10min to go?
08/10/2015,03:31:09,tinamolodtsova,CORI 
08/10/2015,03:31:22,Allen Andrews,Bamboo
08/10/2015,03:31:38,tinamolodtsova,GAS
08/10/2015,03:31:58,Scott France,GAS on CORI polyp
08/10/2015,03:32:06,tinamolodtsova,Cupcoral or CORY
08/10/2015,03:32:35,Scott France,Chaetognath?
08/10/2015,03:32:49,tinamolodtsova,yes Chaetognath
08/10/2015,03:33:22,tinamolodtsova,never knew that they are swimming head down
08/10/2015,03:33:34,tinamolodtsova,SHI
08/10/2015,03:33:37,Scott France,Perhaps "blown" by ROV
08/10/2015,03:34:26,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/10/2015,03:34:56,tinamolodtsova,SHI
08/10/2015,03:35:07,okexnav,LAT :26.83040, LON : -175.60738, DEPTH :1096.3891m, TEMP :  3.34899C, SAL : 34.42045 PSU, DO :  0.98431 mg/L
08/10/2015,03:36:40,Allen Andrews,I think it was a shrimp shot off bottom.
08/10/2015,03:37:04,Allen Andrews,Looked like squid bec antennae
08/10/2015,03:38:32,Scott France,Thanks Allen. Looked like a long-armed squid, but realized something else was more loikely
08/10/2015,03:38:35,Scott France,likely
08/10/2015,03:39:20,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/10/2015,03:40:13,Scott France,Oxygen concentration 37% lower than on touch down
08/10/2015,03:40:28,tinamolodtsova,may be the reason
08/10/2015,03:43:11,tinamolodtsova,thanks it was interesting dive.
08/10/2015,03:45:07,okexnav,LAT :26.83029, LON : -175.60788, DEPTH : 998.5908m, TEMP :  3.71120C, SAL : 34.33800 PSU, DO :  0.90421 mg/L
08/10/2015,03:51:52,mackenziegarringer,Thanks, all.
08/10/2015,03:52:32,Scott France,Until tomorrow! Cheers.
08/10/2015,03:55:07,okexnav,LAT :26.83039, LON : -175.60762, DEPTH : 704.7788m, TEMP :  5.26760C, SAL : 34.09309 PSU, DO :  2.36774 mg/L
08/10/2015,04:05:28,okexnav,LAT :26.83072, LON : -175.60634, DEPTH : 407.4602m, TEMP : 10.50619C, SAL : 34.19587 PSU, DO :  6.05326 mg/L
08/10/2015,04:15:07,okexnav,LAT :26.83075, LON : -175.60526, DEPTH : 110.0868m, TEMP : 18.34818C, SAL : 34.95854 PSU, DO :  7.45690 mg/L
08/10/2015,04:25:11,okexnav,LAT :26.83126, LON : -175.60434, DEPTH :m, TEMP : C, SAL :  PSU, DO :  mg/L
08/10/2015,08:04:43,kelleyelliott,Hi All - this an update from the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer. The ship is currently conducting overnight transit mapping operations. Tomorrow, we plan to conduct dive 09 of the expedition on a ridge that extends west from East Salmon Bank to survey sharp ridge topography for the presence of high densities of corals and sponges. The ROV is expected to be in the water at 0815, and we'll have our predive briefing at 0845 am HST. Please join us on the dive by using the teleconference line (1-866-617-5860, passcode: 1233796) and viewing the high resolution versions of the feeds available to contributing scientists: http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/media/exstream/exstream-full-res.html
08/10/2015,18:04:35,kelleyelliott,Hi All - can anyone please confirm whether you are seeing the live feeds on shore?\n
08/10/2015,18:07:45,Catalina Martinez,Feeds are up on I1 and I2 as of around noon Eastern
08/10/2015,18:08:08,Catalina Martinez,They are the same - dropping out every few seconds, but at least they are up. Audio sounds good
08/10/2015,18:09:06,kelleyelliott,Great - we tried to ping the ISC on the RTS units but it didn't go through.
08/10/2015,18:18:41,Catalina Martinez,OK, looks like the ISC watch stander stepped out for a minute. Which key are you pinging? It's not as active in the ISC while the Nautilus is in port, and they are currently in port.
08/10/2015,18:21:09,kelleyelliott,We were getting the blinking asterisks here when we tried - which is a connection issue. We've shut down the wifi and I'll try again just for testing purposes.
08/10/2015,18:25:05,okexnav,LAT :27.13982, LON : -176.23526, DEPTH : 246.3558m, TEMP : 14.03036C, SAL : 34.46738 PSU, DO :  6.94865 mg/L
08/10/2015,18:27:49,Scott France,If it helps, the video feed on I1 looks good right now.
08/10/2015,18:29:49,Catalina Martinez,Kelley, try calling the ISC at ISC2, ISC4, or ISC5 to get the watchstander in the control room. I can hear you calling from the hub, but the RVON location you are calling from is not listed in the control room. I realize this is confusing. RTS units just are!
08/10/2015,18:31:15,Catalina Martinez,If one of those ISC buttons is not yet set up on the ship, ask Roland or Jared to add it to your key panel. That's the best way to speak with the watchstanders in the control room
08/10/2015,18:35:04,Catalina Martinez,You can also try calling RIOE as that's in our office. I can see the 'stars' showing up periodically on the key panels, meaning the signal is dropping intermittently
08/10/2015,18:35:08,okexnav,LAT :27.14000, LON : -176.23463, DEPTH : 536.3738m, TEMP :  8.01636C, SAL : 34.06841 PSU, DO :  5.25499 mg/L
08/10/2015,18:45:24,okexnav,LAT :27.14009, LON : -176.23405, DEPTH : 846.3285m, TEMP :  4.37386C, SAL : 34.22234 PSU, DO :  1.29904 mg/L
08/10/2015,18:55:18,okexnav,LAT :27.14003, LON : -176.23346, DEPTH :1147.6741m, TEMP :  3.22304C, SAL : 34.43573 PSU, DO :  1.00893 mg/L
08/10/2015,19:04:49,Allen Andrews,Good morning everyone. I will be in a meeting at UH this morning and will be on and offline.  Just a note that since we are out of the Monument I would be interested in the basal structure of a LARGE Corallium, given the right circumstances for your protocol.  Thank you. 
08/10/2015,19:05:08,okexnav,LAT :27.14013, LON : -176.23299, DEPTH :1450.3974m, TEMP :  2.58291C, SAL : 34.53709 PSU, DO :  1.58617 mg/L
08/10/2015,19:10:29,Catalina Martinez,I1 & I2 video and audio look/sound good, and RTS is up and working well
08/10/2015,19:10:35,Catalina Martinez,Good luck on the dive!
08/10/2015,19:12:40,kelleyelliott,Thanks, Cat!
08/10/2015,19:15:07,okexnav,LAT :27.14025, LON : -176.23283, DEPTH :1763.3532m, TEMP :  2.15636C, SAL : 34.59027 PSU, DO :  2.19590 mg/L
08/10/2015,19:25:07,okexnav,LAT :27.14018, LON : -176.23262, DEPTH :2071.5782m, TEMP :  1.86196C, SAL : 34.62703 PSU, DO :  2.77333 mg/L
08/10/2015,19:28:26,Nicole Morgan,JFH
08/10/2015,19:29:14,Amy Baco-Taylor,Bugles have a lot of saturated fat
08/10/2015,19:29:24,Steve Auscavitch,At least until whole foods starts selling gas
08/10/2015,19:29:33,Andrea Quattrini,i haven't had those since i was a kid! 
08/10/2015,19:29:54,Scott France,I think I came in late to a conversation… ;-)
08/10/2015,19:30:24,Nicole Morgan,The just reminded me of Funyuns. Why did those ever exist?
08/10/2015,19:30:24,Amy Baco-Taylor,8g sat fat
08/10/2015,19:31:10,Amy Baco-Taylor,310mg of salt
08/10/2015,19:31:36,Amy Baco-Taylor,Doritos on the other hand, only 1.5 g sat fat and 180mg of salt
08/10/2015,19:31:50,Scott France,Quinoa chips 0.5g sat fat...
08/10/2015,19:31:59,Scott France,Oh, never mind, here are the corals!
08/10/2015,19:32:19,Scott France,Fields of Jasonisis…? Early guess.
08/10/2015,19:32:36,Scott France,Will no doubt be wrong family.
08/10/2015,19:35:07,okexnav,LAT :27.14032, LON : -176.23202, DEPTH :2274.2087m, TEMP :  1.73521C, SAL : 34.64182 PSU, DO :  3.15625 mg/L
08/10/2015,19:35:25,Scott France,Oxygen level double yesterdays value
08/10/2015,19:35:55,Catalina Martinez,If I had to make a meal of something processed that I could purchase at a gas station that resembled a marine critter. . .I would go for Funnybones . .. the yummy chocolate covered halothuria look-a-likes!
08/10/2015,19:36:34,Amy Baco-Taylor,CORPR
08/10/2015,19:37:07,Scott France,ACN
08/10/2015,19:37:12,Scott France,Anthomastus
08/10/2015,19:37:20,Amy Baco-Taylor,CORCH
08/10/2015,19:37:21,Scott France,CORI whip
08/10/2015,19:37:30,Amy Baco-Taylor,SPO
08/10/2015,19:37:42,Amy Baco-Taylor,SPO Farrea under rock
08/10/2015,19:37:48,tinamolodtsova,just everything
08/10/2015,19:38:10,tinamolodtsova,very strange base at bamboo
08/10/2015,19:38:24,Scott France,What is the balck thing on the CORI whip?
08/10/2015,19:38:24,Amy Baco-Taylor,looks kinda like the ones off BC
08/10/2015,19:39:05,tinamolodtsova,HYD on stone
08/10/2015,19:39:35,Jonathan Tree,loose rocks to pick up?
08/10/2015,19:39:38,Amy Baco-Taylor,Now i'm craving bugles
08/10/2015,19:40:57,Jonathan Tree,definelty not as Mn encrusted but oddly the seamout has been dated to be ~ 85 million years old
08/10/2015,19:41:01,Amy Baco-Taylor,be good to zoom on primnoid on right just off screen to when start moving
08/10/2015,19:41:24,Andrea Quattrini,ACN 
08/10/2015,19:42:01,tinamolodtsova,another Anthomastus
08/10/2015,19:42:21,Andrea Quattrini,coral in back, CORA Stauropathes?
08/10/2015,19:43:46,Scott France,Don't see it Andrea
08/10/2015,19:43:51,tinamolodtsova,the same
08/10/2015,19:43:54,Andrea Quattrini,out of view...
08/10/2015,19:44:02,Scott France,copy
08/10/2015,19:44:02,tinamolodtsova,have not seen any
08/10/2015,19:44:36,okeanosexplorer,Andrea, it does look like a Stauropathes, but we will need to get a better view
08/10/2015,19:45:08,okexnav,LAT :27.14034, LON : -176.23192, DEPTH :2278.1650m, TEMP :  1.73225C, SAL : 34.64275 PSU, DO :  3.16980 mg/L
08/10/2015,19:45:46,Jonathan Tree,nice rock! 
08/10/2015,19:46:52,okeanosexplorer,collected rock, SPEC01GEO, 2278m, -176.23190, 27.14036
08/10/2015,19:47:06,tinamolodtsova,OK, Daniel, can we zoom just after. I have only few minutes with you
08/10/2015,19:48:04,okeanosexplorer,we will try tina
08/10/2015,19:48:10,tinamolodtsova,thank you
08/10/2015,19:49:30,tinamolodtsova,no
08/10/2015,19:49:58,Andrea Quattrini,is there a link for quad view/pilot view?
08/10/2015,19:50:19,Scott France,No - only 2 camera feeds for this leg
08/10/2015,19:50:35,Andrea Quattrini,ok, thanks
08/10/2015,19:50:46,Scott France,related to the satellite issues
08/10/2015,19:50:56,Andrea Quattrini,copy that
08/10/2015,19:52:34,okeanosexplorer,only 2 camera feeds are broadcasted out, but the vehicles have several other cameras that are not broadcasted out
08/10/2015,19:53:02,Scott France,Sorry Daniel. I meant only 2 camera feeds being streamed to shore.
08/10/2015,19:53:21,Scott France,In past years we have kept the quad view on camera 3
08/10/2015,19:53:31,Scott France,that allowed us to obtain some data without asking
08/10/2015,19:53:49,Scott France,Understand from Kelley that stream was taken off line...
08/10/2015,19:53:51,okeanosexplorer,thanks scott, i was not aware of that
08/10/2015,19:54:01,Scott France,…for leg to allow more bandwidth for other streams.
08/10/2015,19:54:10,Scott France,Copy Daniel.
08/10/2015,19:55:08,okexnav,LAT :27.14034, LON : -176.23189, DEPTH :2278.1191m, TEMP :  1.79007C, SAL : 34.60814 PSU, DO :  3.14074 mg/L
08/10/2015,19:56:11,Amy Baco-Taylor,Not just closed polyps?
08/10/2015,19:56:27,Amy Baco-Taylor,SQA on CORI
08/10/2015,19:56:34,Scott France,Yes, sorry. Spoke before zoom completed.
08/10/2015,19:56:51,Scott France,Some partially open polyps have intertentacular needles.
08/10/2015,19:56:58,Andrea Quattrini,a lot of spines on CRA carapace
08/10/2015,19:57:02,Scott France,This is a Keratoisis, likely D clade
08/10/2015,19:57:02,Andrea Quattrini,or SQA
08/10/2015,19:57:13,Scott France,Perhaps even Eknomisis
08/10/2015,19:57:37,tinamolodtsova,nice curve
08/10/2015,19:58:16,tinamolodtsova,ACN
08/10/2015,19:58:26,tinamolodtsova,at CORI
08/10/2015,19:59:26,Scott France,Keratoisis
08/10/2015,19:59:40,Amy Baco-Taylor,CORPR directly behind
08/10/2015,20:00:06,tinamolodtsova,very strange polyps.. looks like with collar
08/10/2015,20:00:41,Scott France,Beautiful primnoid in background
08/10/2015,20:01:33,tinamolodtsova,sorry, have to leave for today
08/10/2015,20:01:47,Scott France,Your going to miss a good one Tina!
08/10/2015,20:02:29,tinamolodtsova,yes
08/10/2015,20:03:46,Amy Baco-Taylor,4+ polyps per whorl
08/10/2015,20:04:35,Amy Baco-Taylor,polyps look narella-like but not really pointing down
08/10/2015,20:04:45,Scott France,Calyptrophora?
08/10/2015,20:04:47,Andrea Quattrini,Canyptrophora? 
08/10/2015,20:04:52,Amy Baco-Taylor,lyrate
08/10/2015,20:05:08,okexnav,LAT :27.14024, LON : -176.23188, DEPTH :2277.7552m, TEMP :  1.74051C, SAL : 34.64145 PSU, DO :  3.12191 mg/L
08/10/2015,20:06:09,Amy Baco-Taylor,lost audio
08/10/2015,20:06:09,Scott France,You guys know these primnoids better than me, so I bow to your ID
08/10/2015,20:06:23,Amy Baco-Taylor,back
08/10/2015,20:06:48,Andrea Quattrini,well, there are two genera of lyrate Calyptrophora  off Hawaii right? 
08/10/2015,20:07:11,Amy Baco-Taylor,several genear have lyrate forms
08/10/2015,20:07:28,Andrea Quattrini,sorry two speies...
08/10/2015,20:07:33,Andrea Quattrini,species
08/10/2015,20:07:45,Scott France,It looked like photos of Calyptrophora angularis, but I can't recall polyp details
08/10/2015,20:08:12,Amy Baco-Taylor,SPO
08/10/2015,20:08:41,Amy Baco-Taylor,looks like a lettucey farrea
08/10/2015,20:08:52,Amy Baco-Taylor,Chris says Unciniteridae
08/10/2015,20:09:49,Amy Baco-Taylor,SPO
08/10/2015,20:10:38,Amy Baco-Taylor,SPO
08/10/2015,20:10:47,Amy Baco-Taylor,vase
08/10/2015,20:11:19,Amy Baco-Taylor,It's a neat one but I haven't seen it
08/10/2015,20:11:25,Amy Baco-Taylor,CORCH
08/10/2015,20:11:39,Amy Baco-Taylor,COR anthomastus
08/10/2015,20:12:58,Amy Baco-Taylor,Fine w me
08/10/2015,20:13:00,Scott France,No objection here.
08/10/2015,20:13:31,michaelvecchione,It is a hexactinellid. Allen Collins in my lab works on them.
08/10/2015,20:13:55,Andrea Quattrini,possible SQA on COR Primnoid
08/10/2015,20:14:07,Scott France,POL swimming
08/10/2015,20:15:08,okexnav,LAT :27.14032, LON : -176.23189, DEPTH :2278.0286m, TEMP :  1.75316C, SAL : 34.64179 PSU, DO :  3.08485 mg/L
08/10/2015,20:19:01,Scott France,Bonus geology!
08/10/2015,20:19:13,Brendan Roark,very nice grab!!!
08/10/2015,20:20:00,Scott France,Wiggle test.
08/10/2015,20:22:47,michaelparke,great job
08/10/2015,20:23:12,Elizabeth Weinberg,that was impressive!
08/10/2015,20:24:58,Amy Baco-Taylor,what was that thing near base?
08/10/2015,20:25:08,okexnav,LAT :27.14028, LON : -176.23196, DEPTH :2278.0432m, TEMP :  1.74490C, SAL : 34.64044 PSU, DO :  3.11804 mg/L
08/10/2015,20:26:08,Brendan Roark,can we get anothe zoom on the base
08/10/2015,20:26:32,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Stauropathes staurocrada
08/10/2015,20:30:10,Brendan Roark,can we get a snap zoom on the dead skeleton in the middle of the screen
08/10/2015,20:30:15,Brendan Roark,please
08/10/2015,20:32:10,Scott France,Agree - dead sponge
08/10/2015,20:32:17,Brendan Roark,thanks
08/10/2015,20:35:07,okexnav,LAT :27.14031, LON : -176.23159, DEPTH :2277.2012m, TEMP :  1.75242C, SAL : 34.63969 PSU, DO :  3.10665 mg/L
08/10/2015,20:36:37,okeanosexplorer,ASR
08/10/2015,20:36:47,okeanosexplorer,CORCH - Iridogorgia
08/10/2015,20:38:12,Andrea Quattrini,small coral on right different?
08/10/2015,20:41:00,Scott France,Small CORO Anthomastus
08/10/2015,20:42:10,Scott France,Looks like it has had a few meals!
08/10/2015,20:42:21,Amy Baco-Taylor,CORI - 5
08/10/2015,20:42:49,Amy Baco-Taylor,SPO
08/10/2015,20:43:00,Diva Amon,amazing SPO
08/10/2015,20:43:16,Diva Amon,Can we put the lasers on?
08/10/2015,20:43:39,Andrea Quattrini,so this is species that produced the mystery SPO stalk from the first or second dive?
08/10/2015,20:44:43,okeanosexplorer,looks like it, Andrea
08/10/2015,20:45:07,okexnav,LAT :27.14057, LON : -176.23145, DEPTH :2277.6591m, TEMP :  1.75105C, SAL : 34.63971 PSU, DO :  3.07296 mg/L
08/10/2015,20:46:42,Scott France,Very skinny elephants!
08/10/2015,20:47:03,okeanosexplorer,yes :)
08/10/2015,20:47:09,Amy Baco-Taylor,SQA
08/10/2015,20:47:30,Scott France,SHI
08/10/2015,20:47:50,Diva Amon,Munidopsis in sponge
08/10/2015,20:48:52,Jonathan Tree,hey guys, I just lloked up the age of this seamount, O'Conner et al dated it to be 91.7 million years old
08/10/2015,20:49:32,Jonathan Tree,not the ~80 Million years that we have mentioned before
08/10/2015,20:49:53,okeanosexplorer,thanks jon, i will it announce it in a bit 
08/10/2015,20:50:27,Scott France,In the age range of the New England Seamounts, where OkEx dove last year in the North Atlantic.
08/10/2015,20:51:29,Astrid Leitner,really dense nodule cover
08/10/2015,20:51:30,Scott France,Did we lose the telecon?
08/10/2015,20:51:30,brucemundy,Is this manganese nodule bottom?
08/10/2015,20:51:41,Scott France,I think we did
08/10/2015,20:51:42,okeanosexplorer,yes, mn-nodules
08/10/2015,20:51:49,Scott France,I can hear you on video though
08/10/2015,20:52:00,Diva Amon,are they really nodules or mn coated rubble?
08/10/2015,20:52:48,Scott France,No this is a HYD overgrowth
08/10/2015,20:52:58,Scott France,Hydrozoan colony
08/10/2015,20:53:03,Amy Baco-Taylor,I agree overgrowth
08/10/2015,20:53:04,Diva Amon,SQA
08/10/2015,20:53:13,Diva Amon,Munidopsis
08/10/2015,20:53:40,Amy Baco-Taylor,Curious though who made skeleton, it is very golden
08/10/2015,20:53:44,Scott France,Perhaps not overgrowth, but definitely a hydroid
08/10/2015,20:54:03,Scott France,Red thing on left?
08/10/2015,20:54:13,Scott France,Passed now - was on upper btanch
08/10/2015,20:54:38,leswatling,This is a hydroid, Solanderia I think. It has a thick skeleton
08/10/2015,20:54:45,Andrea Quattrini,aplac?
08/10/2015,20:54:47,Scott France,Aplacophoran worms
08/10/2015,20:54:50,Andrea Quattrini,agree 
08/10/2015,20:54:55,leswatling,two aplacs
08/10/2015,20:54:55,Amy Baco-Taylor,Oh yeah, could be
08/10/2015,20:55:00,Andrea Quattrini,molluscs
08/10/2015,20:55:00,Amy Baco-Taylor,mollsca
08/10/2015,20:55:05,Amy Baco-Taylor,mollusca
08/10/2015,20:55:07,okexnav,LAT :27.14056, LON : -176.23093, DEPTH :2282.4810m, TEMP :  1.75305C, SAL : 34.64011 PSU, DO :  3.09977 mg/L
08/10/2015,20:55:25,Amy Baco-Taylor,another one
08/10/2015,20:55:28,leswatling,molluska :-D
08/10/2015,20:56:35,leswatling,so nice to see this hydroid alive... I have a large skeleton on this that was collected a few years ago and it took some sleuthing to find out what it was.
08/10/2015,20:58:01,Jonathan Tree,good eye Dan
08/10/2015,20:58:37,Scott France,Aplacophoran mollusc of this type could also be referred to as solenogaster
08/10/2015,20:58:40,Amy Baco-Taylor,Those were pretty big aplacophorans
08/10/2015,20:59:18,Amy Baco-Taylor,CORCH - Iridogorgia
08/10/2015,20:59:26,leswatling,Agree. Interestingly, when we started our deep coral work everyone said we would see these all over the place....
08/10/2015,20:59:41,leswatling,Iridogorgia magnispiralis
08/10/2015,21:00:12,leswatling,could use the lasers to measure the coil distance but it is usually around 20 cm
08/10/2015,21:01:49,leswatling,this colony then would be about 2 m high or so
08/10/2015,21:02:20,Amy Baco-Taylor,nice cideo work
08/10/2015,21:02:23,Amy Baco-Taylor,video
08/10/2015,21:03:11,leswatling,that's a good shot looking down the coil.... should be 5-7 cm diameter. But my screen was frozen so I missed most of it.
08/10/2015,21:05:07,okexnav,LAT :27.14036, LON : -176.23050, DEPTH :2278.1048m, TEMP :  1.76023C, SAL : 34.63901 PSU, DO :  3.11524 mg/L
08/10/2015,21:06:03,Nicole Morgan,CORCH
08/10/2015,21:06:13,Steve Auscavitch,COR Anthomastus
08/10/2015,21:06:55,Steve Auscavitch,gastropod
08/10/2015,21:07:03,Steve Auscavitch,nevermind
08/10/2015,21:07:07,Andrea Quattrini,ACN
08/10/2015,21:07:10,Scott France,SPO and ACN
08/10/2015,21:07:28,Scott France,Too late Steve! You said it! ;-)
08/10/2015,21:07:37,Nicole Morgan,CRI on SPO
08/10/2015,21:07:42,Scott France,SPO with SQA
08/10/2015,21:07:46,Steve Auscavitch,I was eager for a massive slit shell. 
08/10/2015,21:08:59,Scott France,Trying to call them out, eh?
08/10/2015,21:09:15,Scott France,CORI
08/10/2015,21:10:54,Scott France,CORI whip
08/10/2015,21:11:08,Scott France,No SPO...?
08/10/2015,21:11:23,Scott France,Yes, SPO
08/10/2015,21:11:27,Scott France,stalked
08/10/2015,21:11:30,Scott France,w/ small head
08/10/2015,21:11:51,Scott France,CORCH
08/10/2015,21:12:35,Scott France,Not sure what the smaller yellowish ones are… (just past sponge)
08/10/2015,21:12:46,Scott France,CORCH Chrysogorgia
08/10/2015,21:13:14,Jonathan Tree,Mn coating is appx as heavy as yesterday
08/10/2015,21:13:18,Nicole Morgan,SHI
08/10/2015,21:13:23,Scott France,CORI Isidella - new for dive
08/10/2015,21:13:37,Steve Auscavitch,CORO anthomastus
08/10/2015,21:13:53,Scott France,CORA Stauropathes
08/10/2015,21:14:41,Jonathan Tree,mostly an erosive surface tat we have bee  looking at so far in the dive, much different than the primary in place pillow flows we have seen on ou previous dives
08/10/2015,21:15:13,okexnav,LAT :27.14077, LON : -176.23033, DEPTH :2270.0821m, TEMP :  1.72352C, SAL : 34.64334 PSU, DO :  3.13735 mg/L
08/10/2015,21:15:33,leswatling,These Keratoisis fans are probably all new species
08/10/2015,21:15:46,Jonathan Tree,it is another indication of the older age of this seamount
08/10/2015,21:15:58,leswatling,Looked like an I. trichotoma in the back
08/10/2015,21:16:26,Scott France,Les: ones we imaged earlier had volcano polyps and intertentacular needles, so likely D clade/Eknomisis
08/10/2015,21:16:48,Scott France,Yes, we saw another Isidella just a few minutes ago
08/10/2015,21:17:15,leswatling,Sorry, gotta sign off for a bit. Be back in on later.
08/10/2015,21:17:23,Scott France,Later dude.
08/10/2015,21:18:48,Jonathan Tree,something that we do not know is when exactly that this seamount was acutally a shallow seamount close to the surface as it formed the carbonate terrace
08/10/2015,21:21:18,Jonathan Tree,it is a very interesting note for non geologist that the paleo-shoreline terrace is ~1500 mbl which means that this volcanoe has sank the same amount since it was a shallow feature, it is a really neat for the geodynamics of these volcanoes as they form and load the overlying crust
08/10/2015,21:22:53,Scott France,Fish, big head, eel like
08/10/2015,21:23:20,Scott France,Nope, fooled again!
08/10/2015,21:23:23,Scott France,Not a fish
08/10/2015,21:23:32,brucemundy,This doesn't look like a fish to me
08/10/2015,21:23:33,Scott France,Go ahead Steve...
08/10/2015,21:23:39,Amy Baco-Taylor,almost looked like a houseless larvacean
08/10/2015,21:23:51,Scott France,Too big. I thought an acorn worm
08/10/2015,21:24:07,Scott France,But perhaps just mucus
08/10/2015,21:24:18,okeanosexplorer,THANKS I feel better after that initial id.  This is Chris by the way.
08/10/2015,21:25:07,okexnav,LAT :27.14084, LON : -176.22969, DEPTH :2266.0349m, TEMP :  1.72398C, SAL : 34.64238 PSU, DO :  3.13563 mg/L
08/10/2015,21:26:07,Scott France,This is a magnScreensaver!
08/10/2015,21:27:27,Jonathan Tree,would the lasers for scale help out the biologist?
08/10/2015,21:28:05,Jonathan Tree,might be too late now
08/10/2015,21:29:25,Jonathan Tree,any idea on an estimate for "old" these corals are?
08/10/2015,21:30:22,Scott France,@Jonathan: I'm not the one to mkae that guess...
08/10/2015,21:30:41,Scott France,Brendan is still here, he likely has more informed opinion
08/10/2015,21:30:45,Amy Baco-Taylor,SPO
08/10/2015,21:30:49,Scott France,but I would guess mor ethan a century
08/10/2015,21:30:57,randysinger,hi everyone!
08/10/2015,21:30:58,Scott France,more than a century
08/10/2015,21:31:00,Brendan Roark,For something that size ~120 year
08/10/2015,21:31:09,Scott France,Oh, I was close!
08/10/2015,21:31:10,Jonathan Tree,thanks
08/10/2015,21:31:12,Scott France,Hey Randy
08/10/2015,21:31:24,randysinger,moving break = ROV time
08/10/2015,21:31:37,Scott France,Fish poor duve so far
08/10/2015,21:31:40,Scott France,dive
08/10/2015,21:32:04,Scott France,good thing I didn't mispell "fish"...
08/10/2015,21:32:09,randysinger,haha
08/10/2015,21:32:22,okeanosexplorer,CORCH - Chrysogorgia
08/10/2015,21:32:34,Jonathan Tree,the reason I was interested was that they seem to be prefering the larger and presumably more stable boulders and so I was trying to get an idea of the mobility/age of the smaller cobble field we are looking at
08/10/2015,21:32:50,randysinger,what gives...arnt we on a seamount?
08/10/2015,21:32:50,Scott France,Good observation Jonathan.
08/10/2015,21:33:04,Scott France,Earlier we saw colonies on cobbles that had rolled over...
08/10/2015,21:33:14,Scott France,so the lack of stability is not a good thing
08/10/2015,21:33:19,okeanosexplorer,yes randy we are on a ridge off to a table-top seamount
08/10/2015,21:33:26,Scott France,but at least a couple of those colonies were still alive
08/10/2015,21:33:46,Scott France,An old seamount.
08/10/2015,21:34:12,Scott France,CORI Keratoisis
08/10/2015,21:35:06,Amy Baco-Taylor,Headin to grab dinner back in 10
08/10/2015,21:35:07,okexnav,LAT :27.14111, LON : -176.22942, DEPTH :2255.3153m, TEMP :  1.73493C, SAL : 34.64220 PSU, DO :  3.14800 mg/L
08/10/2015,21:35:09,Scott France,Exercise for video review: correlate isidid colony size with rock size it is settled on
08/10/2015,21:35:18,Scott France,Did I just give away my next proposal?
08/10/2015,21:35:38,randysinger,submitted
08/10/2015,21:35:39,Scott France,SPO also tip over rocks
08/10/2015,21:35:52,Scott France,Nicely done Randy
08/10/2015,21:37:27,Scott France,Chris: I was referring to a much smaller stalked sponge before the dead sponge...
08/10/2015,21:37:47,Andrea Quattrini,CORCH
08/10/2015,21:37:49,Scott France,Telecon was a bit choppy there
08/10/2015,21:37:53,Andrea Quattrini,CORO Anthomastus
08/10/2015,21:38:01,Andrea Quattrini,CORA Stauropathes
08/10/2015,21:38:03,Scott France,COR Anthomastus small only 2 polyps
08/10/2015,21:39:31,Scott France,Perhaps CORCH Metallogorgia
08/10/2015,21:39:40,Scott France,left of large fan just passed
08/10/2015,21:40:23,Scott France,Amorous?
08/10/2015,21:40:27,Scott France,ASR
08/10/2015,21:41:11,randysinger,starfish love
08/10/2015,21:41:18,randysinger,or a battle in slowmo?
08/10/2015,21:41:39,Scott France,Looks like pigmented tube foot at tip
08/10/2015,21:42:20,Scott France,ASR Henricia
08/10/2015,21:42:48,Scott France,New logo for Defenders of Wildlife...
08/10/2015,21:43:48,Scott France,Doesn't look like a fallen SPO. Can see narrow stalk underneath
08/10/2015,21:44:33,Scott France,CORPR
08/10/2015,21:45:07,okexnav,LAT :27.14126, LON : -176.22938, DEPTH :2250.4149m, TEMP :  1.73037C, SAL : 34.64252 PSU, DO :  3.13083 mg/L
08/10/2015,21:45:25,Scott France,CORC Corallium?
08/10/2015,21:45:31,Scott France,Several colonies
08/10/2015,21:45:39,Scott France,CORPR
08/10/2015,21:45:48,Scott France,Nice spot!
08/10/2015,21:45:55,randysinger,im really surprised at lack of fish right here
08/10/2015,21:45:59,randysinger,looks like a good spot
08/10/2015,21:47:02,Andrea Quattrini,i do not think we have seen one fish during the entire dive
08/10/2015,21:47:15,randysinger,wow
08/10/2015,21:47:40,Amy Baco-Taylor,several CORPR
08/10/2015,21:47:40,Astrid Leitner,this is why we need baited video cameras
08/10/2015,21:47:47,randysinger,yup
08/10/2015,21:47:58,Astrid Leitner,maybe we should put some bait on the ROV :)
08/10/2015,21:48:02,Andrea Quattrini,yes but than you only get a certain number and type of fishes
08/10/2015,21:48:02,brucemundy,Not one fish. Bait would be really interesting
08/10/2015,21:48:05,Scott France,CORPR perhaps Narella?
08/10/2015,21:48:16,Amy Baco-Taylor,zoom?
08/10/2015,21:48:19,Scott France,Looks like N. alata in guide
08/10/2015,21:48:52,Scott France,I set up the strawman for you guys to knock down...
08/10/2015,21:49:19,Scott France,ACN on this coral
08/10/2015,21:49:36,Amy Baco-Taylor,CORC
08/10/2015,21:49:48,Amy Baco-Taylor,Looks like one we saw yesterday too
08/10/2015,21:49:51,Andrea Quattrini,i think that is another ACN
08/10/2015,21:50:01,Scott France,Yup
08/10/2015,21:50:35,Scott France,ACN IDs from video are very tough
08/10/2015,21:51:15,randysinger,shoot make that everything!
08/10/2015,21:51:26,Andrea Quattrini,two more Corallium in the back?
08/10/2015,21:51:45,okeanosexplorer,yes, andrea. there are quite a few on this rock
08/10/2015,21:51:46,Amy Baco-Taylor,There's a lot of Narella species to choose from!
08/10/2015,21:51:53,Amy Baco-Taylor,4-5+polyps per whorl
08/10/2015,21:51:55,Scott France,Exactly Amy!
08/10/2015,21:52:04,Amy Baco-Taylor,Yes Narella
08/10/2015,21:52:09,Scott France,Yes Narella
08/10/2015,21:52:35,Amy Baco-Taylor,Yes closer
08/10/2015,21:53:58,Amy Baco-Taylor,CORC
08/10/2015,21:54:57,Amy Baco-Taylor,Can see color of skeleton
08/10/2015,21:55:04,Amy Baco-Taylor,nice to explain jewelry lead in
08/10/2015,21:55:07,okexnav,LAT :27.14138, LON : -176.22946, DEPTH :2251.1958m, TEMP :  1.73133C, SAL : 34.64316 PSU, DO :  3.11839 mg/L
08/10/2015,21:55:30,Andrea Quattrini,ACN and CRA or SQA on CORC
08/10/2015,22:00:31,Scott France,What a funky looking SPO
08/10/2015,22:00:50,Scott France,To reference start of dive theme, looks like Ruffles!
08/10/2015,22:00:53,Scott France,The pootato chip
08/10/2015,22:00:58,Scott France,potato
08/10/2015,22:01:42,Jonathan Tree,Hi guys, audio is in and out over here at UH, did you guys hear any of that last comment
08/10/2015,22:01:45,Scott France,I think we lost teleconm
08/10/2015,22:01:50,Scott France,Oh! Nope
08/10/2015,22:03:24,brucemundy,SHI
08/10/2015,22:05:05,Astrid Leitner,are there any strong currents here?
08/10/2015,22:05:07,okexnav,LAT :27.14145, LON : -176.22933, DEPTH :2250.6966m, TEMP :  1.73019C, SAL : 34.64287 PSU, DO :  3.18796 mg/L
08/10/2015,22:09:41,Scott France,This is the pick-up-and-drop dive!
08/10/2015,22:15:07,okexnav,LAT :27.14134, LON : -176.22926, DEPTH :2250.9076m, TEMP :  1.73037C, SAL : 34.67729 PSU, DO :  3.14511 mg/L
08/10/2015,22:17:54,Scott France,CORI Isidella
08/10/2015,22:18:09,Scott France,knocked over with branches reorienting and growing upward
08/10/2015,22:21:34,Amy Baco-Taylor,Nav discussion is really loud on live feed
08/10/2015,22:22:11,Scott France,CORI Lepidisis
08/10/2015,22:23:14,Scott France,I can't help you with SPO ID, but am fine if you want to collect.
08/10/2015,22:23:32,Scott France,It is tucked away in a tough spot!
08/10/2015,22:23:58,Amy Baco-Taylor,Ask them to sample a barnacle if you want to really challenge them!
08/10/2015,22:25:07,okexnav,LAT :27.14143, LON : -176.22908, DEPTH :2247.1548m, TEMP :  1.73749C, SAL : 34.64100 PSU, DO :  3.12158 mg/L
08/10/2015,22:28:23,Jonathan Tree,what time are you guys planning on beeing off-bottom?
08/10/2015,22:28:40,okeanosexplorer,off bottom at ~1530HST
08/10/2015,22:28:43,Jonathan Tree,being*
08/10/2015,22:28:58,Jonathan Tree,Thanks'
08/10/2015,22:33:44,randysinger,I walk away for 10 min and I come back to us grabbing the seafloor
08/10/2015,22:34:16,randysinger,the sponge is running away as fast as it can
08/10/2015,22:34:45,randysinger,10000 baby sponges inc
08/10/2015,22:35:07,okexnav,LAT :27.14141, LON : -176.22912, DEPTH :2247.4671m, TEMP :  1.73846C, SAL : 34.64127 PSU, DO :  3.05603 mg/L
08/10/2015,22:36:13,okeanosexplorer,collected sponge sample, Bathydorus? sp., SPEC03BIO, 2248m
08/10/2015,22:45:14,okexnav,LAT :27.14141, LON : -176.22920, DEPTH :2245.5974m, TEMP :  1.76490C, SAL : 34.63983 PSU, DO :  3.07743 mg/L
08/10/2015,22:45:49,Scott France,Give us a sec to go arm wrestle in the back room to see who gets to choose the coral! ;-)
08/10/2015,22:46:42,Scott France,Are you a soft sponge guy or a hard sponge guy?
08/10/2015,22:47:00,Scott France,Thanks Daniel!
08/10/2015,22:47:11,Scott France,I meant are YOU hard or soft?
08/10/2015,22:47:47,Amy Baco-Taylor,hahaha
08/10/2015,22:48:11,Amy Baco-Taylor,Actually there was a neat article recently with a video that showed shallow coral has cilia on it that create a current across their surface
08/10/2015,22:49:43,Amy Baco-Taylor,tunicate
08/10/2015,22:50:19,Andrea Quattrini,TUN
08/10/2015,22:50:52,Amy Baco-Taylor,Tunicate creepy sp 1
08/10/2015,22:51:01,Amy Baco-Taylor,COR Anthomastus
08/10/2015,22:51:08,Scott France,Culeolus
08/10/2015,22:51:14,Andrea Quattrini,no POL
08/10/2015,22:52:06,Amy Baco-Taylor,here's the article http://www.pnas.org/content/111/37/13391.abstract
08/10/2015,22:53:47,Scott France,Thanks Amy
08/10/2015,22:55:00,Scott France,CORPR and CORI
08/10/2015,22:55:10,Scott France,CORC
08/10/2015,22:55:11,okexnav,LAT :27.14160, LON : -176.22888, DEPTH :2237.1940m, TEMP :  1.81888C, SAL : 34.63400 PSU, DO :  2.94576 mg/L
08/10/2015,22:55:23,Scott France,Telecon breaking up some
08/10/2015,22:57:38,Amy Baco-Taylor,SPO
08/10/2015,22:57:50,Scott France,Telecon and video choppy, freezing
08/10/2015,22:58:02,Amy Baco-Taylor,Possible CORC to left
08/10/2015,22:58:16,Scott France,HYD or black corals on SPO?
08/10/2015,22:58:35,tinamolodtsova,HYD I gess but zoom please
08/10/2015,22:58:44,Scott France,Normally I would say HYD but given what we saw yesterday...
08/10/2015,22:59:08,Amy Baco-Taylor,HYD
08/10/2015,22:59:14,Scott France,Yup, HYD
08/10/2015,22:59:15,Amy Baco-Taylor,SQA
08/10/2015,22:59:18,Scott France,SHI, SQA
08/10/2015,22:59:34,Scott France,GAS on HYD by SQA
08/10/2015,22:59:49,okeanosexplorer,APH
08/10/2015,23:00:00,Scott France,Amphipods
08/10/2015,23:00:13,Scott France,and another aplacophoran/solenogaster
08/10/2015,23:00:23,tinamolodtsova,Solenogaster
08/10/2015,23:01:48,Scott France,Is anyone else experiencing the dropouts on telecom/video?
08/10/2015,23:01:58,Steve Auscavitch,small video dropouts
08/10/2015,23:02:04,Scott France,copy
08/10/2015,23:02:39,tinamolodtsova,CORI
08/10/2015,23:04:06,tinamolodtsova,something was already collected?
08/10/2015,23:04:08,Brendan Roark,Yes Scott I am experiencing lots of video drop outs
08/10/2015,23:04:37,Scott France,Copy Brendan
08/10/2015,23:05:04,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathy?
08/10/2015,23:05:08,okexnav,LAT :27.14169, LON : -176.22859, DEPTH :2223.0889m, TEMP :  1.80351C, SAL : 34.63595 PSU, DO :  2.91698 mg/L
08/10/2015,23:05:29,okeanosexplorer,did not see it, tina
08/10/2015,23:05:44,Amy Baco-Taylor,I recommend it!
08/10/2015,23:06:00,michaelparke,How about a deep coral program plug
08/10/2015,23:07:12,Amy Baco-Taylor,CORCH
08/10/2015,23:07:18,tinamolodtsova,CIRCH
08/10/2015,23:07:24,okeanosexplorer,coming up, michael
08/10/2015,23:07:36,Scott France,ACN
08/10/2015,23:07:38,brucemundy,FSH to the left
08/10/2015,23:07:41,tinamolodtsova,CORI
08/10/2015,23:07:51,Scott France,First fish of day?
08/10/2015,23:07:57,tinamolodtsova,ACN
08/10/2015,23:08:11,brucemundy,Our only fish thus far in the dive! Please zoom in
08/10/2015,23:08:51,tinamolodtsova,no fish today?
08/10/2015,23:09:07,Andrea Quattrini,looks like a synaphobranchus to me-not brevidorsali
08/10/2015,23:09:13,Andrea Quattrini,s
08/10/2015,23:09:42,Andrea Quattrini,FSH Synaphobranchidae
08/10/2015,23:10:08,tinamolodtsova,jelly
08/10/2015,23:10:38,Astrid Leitner,large nostrils too
08/10/2015,23:11:06,brucemundy,Synaphobranchid. It could be one of the Ilyophinae, because of the lower jaw that is shorter than the upper jaw.
08/10/2015,23:11:14,Andrea Quattrini,Haptenchelys? 
08/10/2015,23:11:19,tinamolodtsova,CORI
08/10/2015,23:11:39,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Stauropathes 
08/10/2015,23:11:50,tinamolodtsova,Zoom please
08/10/2015,23:12:29,okeanosexplorer,we are on the move, sorry
08/10/2015,23:14:24,tinamolodtsova,it is not so stable here
08/10/2015,23:14:39,Amy Baco-Taylor,Just?!
08/10/2015,23:15:07,okexnav,LAT :27.14178, LON : -176.22829, DEPTH :2199.3038m, TEMP :  1.84233C, SAL : 34.61451 PSU, DO :  2.93224 mg/L
08/10/2015,23:15:16,Scott France,I was going to same the same Amy! haha
08/10/2015,23:15:31,Amy Baco-Taylor,Florida State :)
08/10/2015,23:15:39,Scott France,"Just" a boroing old spectacular precious coral…
08/10/2015,23:15:47,tinamolodtsova,what is that reddish thing?
08/10/2015,23:15:54,Amy Baco-Taylor,CORC with OPH
08/10/2015,23:15:57,okeanosexplorer,:)
08/10/2015,23:16:09,tinamolodtsova,I mean not the gorgeous one
08/10/2015,23:16:22,Amy Baco-Taylor,See the little holes in skeleton?
08/10/2015,23:16:27,Amy Baco-Taylor,That is where POL live
08/10/2015,23:16:57,Amy Baco-Taylor,Oh haha that was the OPH arm
08/10/2015,23:17:09,Amy Baco-Taylor,Very red skeleton on this one
08/10/2015,23:17:41,Amy Baco-Taylor,More red the skeleton, more value for jewelry
08/10/2015,23:18:11,tinamolodtsova,holes near the first branching
08/10/2015,23:18:16,brucemundy,Just checked David Smith's synaphobranchid key in the FAO western and central Pacific marine animal guide. He wrote that Synaphobranchus have the jaws equal in length or the lower jaw slightly longer than the upper. Therefore, I think that was an Ilyophine. Can't guess about the genus now. Haptenchelys has not been reported from Hawaii, but that doesn't mean that it's not here (no samples below 2000 m). Hawaiian ilyophines are Dysomma anguillare, Dysomma brevirostre, Dysomma muciparus, Dysommina rugosa, and Meadia abyssalis.
08/10/2015,23:18:31,Amy Baco-Taylor,audio breaking up
08/10/2015,23:19:19,Amy Baco-Taylor,COR CH behind the CORC
08/10/2015,23:20:49,tinamolodtsova,lost video and audio
08/10/2015,23:20:55,Scott France,Video/telecon lost
08/10/2015,23:21:22,tinamolodtsova,CORI
08/10/2015,23:21:30,Scott France,video/telecon back
08/10/2015,23:21:35,tinamolodtsova,copy
08/10/2015,23:21:39,Andrea Quattrini,@Bruce, interesting, I am not familiar with Meadia. Looks very different from D. rugosa based on Atl collections with Steve Ross 
08/10/2015,23:21:52,Jonathan Tree,just stepped out for lunch, back now
08/10/2015,23:23:00,Jonathan Tree,looks like beauruful intact pillow lava
08/10/2015,23:23:53,Jonathan Tree,very interesting elongate strucures we are alooking at right now
08/10/2015,23:25:06,okexnav,LAT :27.14190, LON : -176.22804, DEPTH :2181.2043m, TEMP :  1.80027C, SAL : 34.63606 PSU, DO :  2.98064 mg/L
08/10/2015,23:25:24,Jonathan Tree,wish our second Geo sample came from here
08/10/2015,23:26:35,Jonathan Tree,very neat flow structures in the lava flows here
08/10/2015,23:27:23,Amy Baco-Taylor,Neat
08/10/2015,23:27:44,Amy Baco-Taylor,SPO to left
08/10/2015,23:27:45,Scott France,I thought we only had one rock…? We put the rock with sponge back down...
08/10/2015,23:28:12,okeanosexplorer,we got two rocks
08/10/2015,23:28:16,Jonathan Tree,beautiful look at the geology here
08/10/2015,23:28:20,Scott France,My bad.
08/10/2015,23:28:50,Jonathan Tree,what if we find a rock with biology on it?
08/10/2015,23:29:37,Jonathan Tree,can we call it Bio sample #1
08/10/2015,23:29:39,Jonathan Tree,?
08/10/2015,23:31:50,Jonathan Tree,the more angluar and shrap edge of these rocks suggests theyy would be a great sample
08/10/2015,23:32:03,Amy Baco-Taylor,CORPR
08/10/2015,23:32:04,Amy Baco-Taylor,SPO
08/10/2015,23:32:13,Amy Baco-Taylor,CORI
08/10/2015,23:32:56,Amy Baco-Taylor,just to left
08/10/2015,23:33:11,Amy Baco-Taylor,It looks like that lettucey one again
08/10/2015,23:33:18,Amy Baco-Taylor,CRI
08/10/2015,23:34:20,Amy Baco-Taylor,Bad chip analogy to go with early theme - those tostitos that are like little bowls
08/10/2015,23:34:27,Jonathan Tree,are we able to replace samples in the bin?
08/10/2015,23:35:07,okexnav,LAT :27.14188, LON : -176.22789, DEPTH :2176.3115m, TEMP :  1.79787C, SAL : 34.63491 PSU, DO :  3.00106 mg/L
08/10/2015,23:36:21,brucemundy,Chris - you were breaking up when you replied to Randy by telecom
08/10/2015,23:42:34,Jonathan Tree,it is a 2 for 1! cool anenome
08/10/2015,23:42:35,Astrid Leitner,wasthat a shrimp over on the left or a crab? I can't tell from my angle (before the zooM)
08/10/2015,23:43:48,Scott France,Pagurid crab "hermit crab"
08/10/2015,23:44:59,okeanosexplorer,  collected Mn-crusted basalt sample with anemone on it, SPEC04GEO, 2171m, -176.22766, 27.14200
08/10/2015,23:45:07,okexnav,LAT :27.14203, LON : -176.22774, DEPTH :2170.7717m, TEMP :  1.79657C, SAL : 34.63713 PSU, DO :  2.96630 mg/L
08/10/2015,23:46:55,Scott France,Re: hermit crab - anemone associations in the deep sea: check out http://www.deepseanews.com/2014/12/these-are-a-few-of-my-favorite-species-hermit-crabs-without-shells/
08/10/2015,23:49:15,Astrid Leitner,cool! thanks for the link scott
08/10/2015,23:52:22,Jonathan Tree,this geology is amazing, ~90 million years old and we are still seeing primary flow structures and lava flow
08/10/2015,23:52:38,Astrid Leitner,SPO
08/10/2015,23:53:09,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Bathypathes
08/10/2015,23:53:18,Jonathan Tree,we are most likely looking at the eroded core of pillow lavas right now.
08/10/2015,23:53:30,tinamolodtsova,Stylobathes aeneus - shell-forming anemone - is actually from Hawaii.. I am looking in Daphne's paper
08/10/2015,23:54:27,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/10/2015,23:54:53,Scott France,Good stuff Tina!
08/10/2015,23:55:08,okexnav,LAT :27.14209, LON : -176.22761, DEPTH :2160.4731m, TEMP :  1.80101C, SAL : 34.63615 PSU, DO :  2.95381 mg/L
08/10/2015,23:56:13,Scott France,Impressive sponge!
08/10/2015,23:56:24,tinamolodtsova,very big
08/10/2015,23:57:26,Jonathan Tree,\nI just want to thank the crew of the Okenaos for taking care of our samples! Beautiful job of collecting/imaging by the ROV team and the rest of the crew and scientist on board that are storing these samples.
08/10/2015,23:57:29,tinamolodtsova,GAS
08/10/2015,23:59:29,tinamolodtsova,HYD
08/10/2015,23:59:50,tinamolodtsova,perhaps dead verucca