08/16/2015,00:00:06,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Bathypathes patula?
08/16/2015,00:01:06,okeanosexplorer,conferta?
08/16/2015,00:01:19,tinamolodtsova,no
08/16/2015,00:01:28,tinamolodtsova,zoom please
08/16/2015,00:01:36,okeanosexplorer,working on it
08/16/2015,00:01:41,tinamolodtsova,I mean not conferta
08/16/2015,00:02:15,Scott, Pretty sure we have not seen this SQA on this leg...
08/16/2015,00:02:20,okeanosexplorer,patula?
08/16/2015,00:02:23,tinamolodtsova,this one may be patula or seculata
08/16/2015,00:02:30,Scott, Unless it was when we had no video
08/16/2015,00:02:44,tinamolodtsova,zoom on base please
08/16/2015,00:03:39,leswatling,love the waves transmitting along the branches
08/16/2015,00:03:42,tinamolodtsova,we have a polychaete here
08/16/2015,00:04:10,tinamolodtsova,or... no idea
08/16/2015,00:04:34,leswatling,barnacles where the hind laeg should be....
08/16/2015,00:04:59,Amy, one on his arm
08/16/2015,00:05:00,leswatling,leg 4 to be more precise
08/16/2015,00:05:42,tinamolodtsova,sorry we already collected all biology...
08/16/2015,00:06:00,Amy, I'm impressed the ROV can hold position in this!
08/16/2015,00:06:16,tinamolodtsova,no, I am trying to get where it is bent
08/16/2015,00:06:25,Amy, what other bio was collected? I missed it
08/16/2015,00:06:51,okeanosexplorer,unbranched primnoid and other black coral
08/16/2015,00:06:53,tinamolodtsova,it may be quite patula or seculatam if they are growing big
08/16/2015,00:06:56,Amy, cool
08/16/2015,00:07:06,tinamolodtsova,yes, nice one.
08/16/2015,00:07:25,Amy, I feel like I've collected that bathypathes before but not sure if here or AK
08/16/2015,00:07:57,Scott, Call in ASR Pest Control!
08/16/2015,00:08:00,okeanosexplorer,cool, thanks amy. Are those at the USNM?
08/16/2015,00:08:08,Amy, yes
08/16/2015,00:08:11,Scott, Another CORI under attack'
08/16/2015,00:08:57,tinamolodtsova,there is a specimen that looks like. I will check next week
08/16/2015,00:09:36,okeanosexplorer,thanks
08/16/2015,00:09:52,tinamolodtsova,can we zooom on the way briefly?
08/16/2015,00:10:16,Jonathan, I am not quite sure qhat to make of this feature geologically, very odd what were are seeing
08/16/2015,00:10:38,tinamolodtsova,ACN
08/16/2015,00:10:47,Amy, CORCH RHodan
08/16/2015,00:10:53,Amy, CORO anthomastus
08/16/2015,00:11:23,tinamolodtsova,may be goot to zoom at ACN
08/16/2015,00:11:55,tinamolodtsova,barnacles on the dead CORI
08/16/2015,00:12:21,tinamolodtsova,Paranthomastus
08/16/2015,00:12:27,tinamolodtsova,sorry
08/16/2015,00:12:34,tinamolodtsova,Pseudoanthomastus
08/16/2015,00:12:46,Scott, Based on what characters?
08/16/2015,00:12:51,okeanosexplorer,how are they different?
08/16/2015,00:12:54,Amy, Tina described them
08/16/2015,00:12:59,tinamolodtsova,siphonozooids
08/16/2015,00:13:07,tinamolodtsova,few and large
08/16/2015,00:13:36,tinamolodtsova,no.. it was Tizier Durivault and d'Hondt
08/16/2015,00:13:57,asakomatsumoto,Type materials in Paris?
08/16/2015,00:14:23,tinamolodtsova,in Anthomastus usually siphonozoids are closely set  and very small
08/16/2015,00:14:59,tinamolodtsova,white spots at the capitulum -
08/16/2015,00:15:05,tinamolodtsova,0.6 mm
08/16/2015,00:15:21,tinamolodtsova,you can see them with your naked eyes
08/16/2015,00:15:58,tinamolodtsova,actually I know that this one is Pseudo - because I looked briefly through material
08/16/2015,00:16:04,leswatling,or with a very sophisticated HD camera at 1500 m
08/16/2015,00:16:18,Scott, haha
08/16/2015,00:16:21,tinamolodtsova,and good stream)
08/16/2015,00:16:32,Scott, Like a deep sea microscope!
08/16/2015,00:16:39,leswatling,that image was fantastic!
08/16/2015,00:16:55,asakomatsumoto,indeed!
08/16/2015,00:16:57,tinamolodtsova,would say sdissection microscope
08/16/2015,00:18:00,leswatling,I think what we are learning is that we can identify a lot more species, or maybe at least genera, by using a sophisticated vehicle and camera in the right way.
08/16/2015,00:18:12,tinamolodtsova,@Asako, type yes in Paris
08/16/2015,00:18:24,leswatling,As a microsocpe as Scott said
08/16/2015,00:18:24,tinamolodtsova,ACN
08/16/2015,00:18:57,tinamolodtsova,@Les, yest, if there are many shots done and animals collected - definitely
08/16/2015,00:19:03,asakomatsumoto,@Tina: OK thanks.
08/16/2015,00:19:13,Scott, @Les: IF we have ALREADY collected them and know what to look for!
08/16/2015,00:19:31,leswatling,All too true
08/16/2015,00:20:15,tinamolodtsova,but the most important thing is to have shots and material of the same animals
08/16/2015,00:20:26,tinamolodtsova,ACN
08/16/2015,00:20:32,leswatling,agree with that Tina
08/16/2015,00:22:14,tinamolodtsova,Barnacles on the rock?
08/16/2015,00:25:05,okexnav,LAT :26.19768, LON : -173.32602, DEPTH :1528.0912m, TEMP :  2.22511C, SAL : 34.59128 PSU, DO :  2.39918 mg/L
08/16/2015,00:25:39,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/16/2015,00:27:27,Astrid, too bad we didn't get a good zoom on that FSH
08/16/2015,00:27:37,katharinewoodard,Hey everyone, how are the feeds currently looking?
08/16/2015,00:28:00,okeanosexplorer,collected rock, SPEC04GEO, 1528m, -173.32599, 26.19765
08/16/2015,00:28:51,Scott, Feed on camera 1 currently looks good
08/16/2015,00:28:57,Scott, well, excellent!
08/16/2015,00:29:03,leswatling,feed is very good right now, better than anything over the last several days
08/16/2015,00:29:06,Astrid, my feed here from home looks good too
08/16/2015,00:29:09,asakomatsumoto,very good and clear video.
08/16/2015,00:29:12,tinamolodtsova,almost perfect
08/16/2015,00:29:25,katharinewoodard,Thanks
08/16/2015,00:29:48,tinamolodtsova,Fish is still there?
08/16/2015,00:30:43,Jonathan, great job pilot, thanks for poking around down here
08/16/2015,00:30:53,Jonathan, glad we found our second sample
08/16/2015,00:34:09,tinamolodtsova,another ASR grazer
08/16/2015,00:35:08,okexnav,LAT :26.19768, LON : -173.32597, DEPTH :1522.0252m, TEMP :  2.36170C, SAL : 34.57668 PSU, DO :  2.22883 mg/L
08/16/2015,00:35:40,okeanosexplorer,fsh
08/16/2015,00:39:07,Astrid, I didn't catch a good view of that eel -sorry guys
08/16/2015,00:44:48,tinamolodtsova,CIRCH Irido
08/16/2015,00:45:10,okexnav,LAT :26.19720, LON : -173.32591, DEPTH :1526.7671m, TEMP :  2.24383C, SAL : 34.58978 PSU, DO :  2.35800 mg/L
08/16/2015,00:45:36,tinamolodtsova,CRI on SPO
08/16/2015,00:46:09,tinamolodtsova,just quick zoom
08/16/2015,00:46:23,tinamolodtsova,on Paranti athes?
08/16/2015,00:46:44,tinamolodtsova,with scale
08/16/2015,00:47:04,okeanosexplorer,where is it?
08/16/2015,00:47:41,Scott, Oh snap, Chris!
08/16/2015,00:47:43,Scott, ;-)
08/16/2015,00:47:51,Scott, In my face!
08/16/2015,00:48:01,tinamolodtsova,looks like CORY
08/16/2015,00:48:15,Scott, Not those fake corallimorphs France points out!
08/16/2015,00:48:50,Scott, Agree this really looks like a Corallimorph
08/16/2015,00:49:25,leswatling,yep 
08/16/2015,00:49:57,Scott, Trying to regain some street cred...
08/16/2015,00:49:59,Scott, ;-)
08/16/2015,00:50:12,okeanosexplorer,you got plenty
08/16/2015,00:52:30,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/16/2015,00:54:13,leswatling,anybody know who that big bamboo was?
08/16/2015,00:55:00,Scott, That was Fred from down Brainerd way.
08/16/2015,00:55:09,okexnav,LAT :26.19694, LON : -173.32602, DEPTH :1533.1304m, TEMP :  2.28141C, SAL : 34.58703 PSU, DO :  2.31796 mg/L
08/16/2015,00:55:12,Scott, Sorry.
08/16/2015,00:55:27,Scott, No Les. Some kind of Keratoisis was my assumption
08/16/2015,00:55:48,Scott, We didn't get a close look.
08/16/2015,00:56:05,asakomatsumoto,Unfortunatelly no.
08/16/2015,00:57:10,tinamolodtsova,what is your approximation of size?
08/16/2015,00:57:25,asakomatsumoto,Yes, Scott. could be Keratoisis.
08/16/2015,00:58:34,tinamolodtsova,URC
08/16/2015,00:59:00,tinamolodtsova,SQA
08/16/2015,00:59:28,tinamolodtsova,OPHrock was very small
08/16/2015,01:00:19,leswatling,this one got too large for the current, looks like
08/16/2015,01:01:00,leswatling,this one also looks to be related to K magnifica due to its very thick basal section and very thin nodes
08/16/2015,01:01:18,tinamolodtsova,SHI
08/16/2015,01:01:43,leswatling,tissue coming off the I magnispiralis
08/16/2015,01:02:57,leswatling,short intertentacular needles
08/16/2015,01:03:11,leswatling,looked like in a group of 2 or 3
08/16/2015,01:03:27,tinamolodtsova,therthere is another coral fallen at the top of CORI
08/16/2015,01:03:35,Scott, Great view of sclerites in body wall
08/16/2015,01:03:37,leswatling,but other sclerites arranged en chevron 
08/16/2015,01:03:40,asakomatsumoto,its really amazing microscopic view
08/16/2015,01:03:48,Scott, When I wasn't yakking I was getting screen shots!
08/16/2015,01:03:55,tinamolodtsova,@Scott, yes, it was a good one
08/16/2015,01:04:17,tinamolodtsova,another CORI
08/16/2015,01:04:43,leswatling,sorting out the large Keratoisis clade is going to be very interesting
08/16/2015,01:05:26,okexnav,LAT :26.19698, LON : -173.32576, DEPTH :1534.1750m, TEMP :  2.26960C, SAL : 34.59424 PSU, DO :  2.21651 mg/L
08/16/2015,01:06:07,tinamolodtsova,ACN on CORI
08/16/2015,01:06:24,tinamolodtsova,ring anemone
08/16/2015,01:06:51,leswatling,probably the same as before but would be good to see close up of base
08/16/2015,01:07:29,tinamolodtsova,sclerites arranged in a close way
08/16/2015,01:07:32,Scott, Skeleton so thick at base that nodes obliterated
08/16/2015,01:07:58,leswatling,if you touch it we can see what the polyps look like when contracted
08/16/2015,01:08:35,tinamolodtsova,if they touch it they will break it
08/16/2015,01:11:13,tinamolodtsova,this one is a bit different
08/16/2015,01:12:01,leswatling,still has small intertentacular sclerites
08/16/2015,01:12:17,tinamolodtsova,thspines between tentacles do not protrude
08/16/2015,01:12:29,leswatling,I think it is a yooung one. 
08/16/2015,01:12:30,tinamolodtsova,and
08/16/2015,01:12:45,leswatling,thanks for that close up of contracted polyp.... very helpful.
08/16/2015,01:13:01,tinamolodtsova,sclerites in the tentacle in two rows, so the back of the tentacle is  clean
08/16/2015,01:13:23,leswatling,good observation Tina
08/16/2015,01:14:49,tinamolodtsova,good if it will be of any help
08/16/2015,01:15:08,okexnav,LAT :26.19694, LON : -173.32578, DEPTH :1536.2934m, TEMP :  2.32976C, SAL : 34.57520 PSU, DO :  2.24728 mg/L
08/16/2015,01:15:56,leswatling,this is very Orstomisis like
08/16/2015,01:16:10,leswatling,especially the brown tentacles
08/16/2015,01:17:28,leswatling,lasers?
08/16/2015,01:17:43,okeanosexplorer,lasers are on
08/16/2015,01:17:56,leswatling,ok didn't see them.... thanks
08/16/2015,01:24:30,Scott, You can't always get what you want
08/16/2015,01:25:07,leswatling,then there are bamboos like this one where the pharynx lights up.... maybe it has a lot of small sclerites.... who knows
08/16/2015,01:25:08,okexnav,LAT :26.19689, LON : -173.32556, DEPTH :1535.0669m, TEMP :  2.37925C, SAL : 34.57633 PSU, DO :  2.18380 mg/L
08/16/2015,01:26:59,leswatling,another Keratoisis with snow white pharynx
08/16/2015,01:27:28,leswatling,almost all branching at or near the base
08/16/2015,01:27:31,tinamolodtsova,too many sclerites in the pharynx
08/16/2015,01:28:33,Scott, No terminal poyp
08/16/2015,01:28:36,Scott, polyp
08/16/2015,01:29:28,leswatling,if there are other sclerites perhaps they are scales and so don't light up under these lights....crystal density not high enough
08/16/2015,01:30:40,tinamolodtsova,in previous one there were signes of sclerites in the polyp body, but not in tentacles.. here I was not able to see any
08/16/2015,01:30:43,leswatling,Dr. seuss whip
08/16/2015,01:31:23,tinamolodtsova,what is latin name for the corkscrew?
08/16/2015,01:31:47,leswatling,haha.... will have to look that up....
08/16/2015,01:32:00,Scott, Romans didn't have corkscrews… ;-)
08/16/2015,01:32:14,Scott, Hydromedusae
08/16/2015,01:32:29,Scott, or narcomedusae?
08/16/2015,01:32:58,leswatling,but the Greeks had Archimedes screw or whatever it was called
08/16/2015,01:33:20,leswatling,Google translate could not translate corkscrew into Latin.... 
08/16/2015,01:33:24,tinamolodtsova,)))\nhttp://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/media/exstream/exstream
08/16/2015,01:33:29,tinamolodtsova,sorry 
08/16/2015,01:33:39,tinamolodtsova,extraculum                                      
08/16/2015,01:33:52,leswatling,nice!
08/16/2015,01:35:01,Scott, I need to go eat my dinner. What time will post dive call be, do you think?
08/16/2015,01:35:08,okexnav,LAT :26.19693, LON : -173.32571, DEPTH :1533.1326m, TEMP :  2.45981C, SAL : 34.56691 PSU, DO :  2.09559 mg/L
08/16/2015,01:35:54,Scott, OK
08/16/2015,01:36:24,leswatling,thnaks again for a great dive.... many wonders of the sea revealed!
08/16/2015,01:36:49,leswatling,see everyone tomorrow!
08/16/2015,01:37:18,asakomatsumoto,It was impressive dive too. Thank you for everyone, all crew and staff.
08/16/2015,01:37:28,tinamolodtsova,Thanks for the dive!
08/16/2015,01:45:07,okexnav,LAT :26.19685, LON : -173.32609, DEPTH :1285.4281m, TEMP :  3.01228C, SAL : 34.50037 PSU, DO :  1.56813 mg/L
08/16/2015,01:55:07,okexnav,LAT :26.19664, LON : -173.32483, DEPTH : 961.3798m, TEMP :  3.89101C, SAL : 34.36638 PSU, DO :  1.17907 mg/L
08/16/2015,02:05:11,okexnav,LAT :26.19606, LON : -173.32320, DEPTH : 643.2064m, TEMP :  5.73802C, SAL : 34.08289 PSU, DO :  2.67577 mg/L
08/16/2015,02:15:07,okexnav,LAT :26.19550, LON : -173.32190, DEPTH : 336.1109m, TEMP : 13.12881C, SAL : 34.38259 PSU, DO :  6.67528 mg/L
08/16/2015,02:25:07,okexnav,LAT :26.19516, LON : -173.32159, DEPTH :  49.5378m, TEMP : 21.84872C, SAL : 35.30340 PSU, DO :  7.25563 mg/L
08/16/2015,02:35:12,okexnav,LAT :26.19603, LON : -173.32146, DEPTH :m, TEMP : C, SAL :  PSU, DO :  mg/L
08/16/2015,18:33:26,randysinger,singer reporting in
08/16/2015,18:33:32,randysinger,chaetognath
08/16/2015,18:33:36,randysinger,just swam by
08/16/2015,18:34:06,Scott, G'afternoon Randy
08/16/2015,18:34:50,kelleyelliott,Morning/Afternoon Scott and Randy
08/16/2015,18:35:10,randysinger,im moved!
08/16/2015,18:35:12,randysinger,finally
08/16/2015,18:35:15,okexnav,LAT :25.81253, LON : -171.09935, DEPTH : 436.4907m, TEMP : 10.03237C, SAL : 34.16696 PSU, DO :  6.11083 mg/L
08/16/2015,18:35:18,Scott, Hi Kelley. The pre-dive call is strangely quiet.
08/16/2015,18:35:27,kelleyelliott,As you're looking at the feeds (we have two up again today) en route to the seafloor, please let us know how the connectivity looks
08/16/2015,18:35:36,kelleyelliott,Hmmm - let me go check. Just back from the saftey meeting.
08/16/2015,18:35:36,okeanosexplorer,scott, we are running a couple minutes late
08/16/2015,18:35:47,Scott, Copy that Daniel
08/16/2015,18:35:59,okeanosexplorer,they are setting the confrence ine up rightnow
08/16/2015,18:38:00,Scott, @Kelley: so far some pixelation and a bit herky-jerky, but no out-and-out freezes so far on camera 1
08/16/2015,18:45:07,okexnav,LAT :25.81225, LON : -171.09890, DEPTH : 733.4165m, TEMP :  4.75623C, SAL : 34.16865 PSU, DO :  1.50547 mg/L
08/16/2015,18:50:00,kelleyelliott,Hi all - we've just turned on the second feed again at a lower resolution. Please let us know how the video looks on shore. We're doing some testing onboard to see if we can pin down the source leading to the video drop outs
08/16/2015,18:55:15,okexnav,LAT :25.81203, LON : -171.09845, DEPTH :1047.2820m, TEMP :  3.64273C, SAL : 34.43044 PSU, DO :  1.12741 mg/L
08/16/2015,19:05:07,okexnav,LAT :25.81191, LON : -171.09819, DEPTH :1338.3327m, TEMP :  2.82317C, SAL : 34.53592 PSU, DO :  1.83280 mg/L
08/16/2015,19:07:26,Scott, @Kelley: at this moment, camera 2 is behaving very nicely. No pixelation or freezing.
08/16/2015,19:08:00,kelleyelliott,Thank, Scott.
08/16/2015,19:08:01,Scott, Camera 1 is still streaming Fledermaus! But isn't freezing
08/16/2015,19:10:08,iscwatch,Youtube stream audio is ahead of I2 
08/16/2015,19:11:00,Scott, Since Camera 1 is streaming Fledermaus it is hard to tell if it is freezing, but the aduio sounded good when Daniel was giving the overview
08/16/2015,19:11:13,Scott, so I suspect it isn't
08/16/2015,19:11:17,Scott, freezing
08/16/2015,19:12:43,kelleyelliott,how bad is the freezing? 
08/16/2015,19:13:36,Scott, Sorry - no freezing - that was a discontinuous continuous sentence!
08/16/2015,19:13:47,Scott, "so I suspect it isn't freezing"
08/16/2015,19:13:50,Scott, Sorry!
08/16/2015,19:13:55,kelleyelliott,Thanks
08/16/2015,19:14:19,Scott, Both cameras now transmiting water column and look good. Audio good
08/16/2015,19:15:08,okexnav,LAT :25.81222, LON : -171.09803, DEPTH :1644.7952m, TEMP :  2.35702C, SAL : 34.58191 PSU, DO :  2.30000 mg/L
08/16/2015,19:16:16,randysinger,im getting less lag too
08/16/2015,19:16:26,randysinger,some on cam 2
08/16/2015,19:16:30,randysinger,but not too bad
08/16/2015,19:21:06,randysinger,im getting some D2 lag now but might be my internet
08/16/2015,19:24:58,randysinger,FSH
08/16/2015,19:25:07,randysinger,Bassozetus
08/16/2015,19:25:07,okexnav,LAT :25.81200, LON : -171.09760, DEPTH :1747.4873m, TEMP :  2.17108C, SAL : 34.60035 PSU, DO :  2.55137 mg/L
08/16/2015,19:25:12,randysinger,cusk eel
08/16/2015,19:25:54,okeanosexplorer,Metallogorgia melanochristos
08/16/2015,19:26:08,okeanosexplorer,Chrysogorgia
08/16/2015,19:26:57,okeanosexplorer,Vicorgorgia nuttingi
08/16/2015,19:27:07,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Caulophacus sp.
08/16/2015,19:27:11,tinamolodtsova,looks  more like Metallogorgia area
08/16/2015,19:27:46,okeanosexplorer,SHI
08/16/2015,19:28:35,Scott, Nice! CORI Isidella
08/16/2015,19:28:41,okeanosexplorer,CORI - Isidella sp. lyrate
08/16/2015,19:30:08,tinamolodtsova,CORI whip
08/16/2015,19:30:14,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/16/2015,19:30:16,Scott, Severa; Metallogorgia
08/16/2015,19:30:35,Scott, CORO Anthomastus
08/16/2015,19:30:42,Scott, CORPR Paragorgia
08/16/2015,19:30:50,tinamolodtsova,can we zoom&
08/16/2015,19:30:55,Scott, This is the long stalked Anthomastus
08/16/2015,19:31:00,okeanosexplorer,CORO - Anthomastus steenstrupi?
08/16/2015,19:31:12,tinamolodtsova,yep. Anthomastus tahinodus
08/16/2015,19:31:41,tinamolodtsova,steenstrupi was not reported from Hawaii
08/16/2015,19:31:55,tinamolodtsova,it is described from Japan
08/16/2015,19:32:04,Scott, Interesting the way some of the polyps had some tentacles retracted but not others
08/16/2015,19:33:01,tinamolodtsova,it is from Albatross collection that was described by Bayer as A.fisheri
08/16/2015,19:33:16,Scott, Video frozen and telecom audio coming and going
08/16/2015,19:33:19,tinamolodtsova,Yes, nice polyps
08/16/2015,19:33:28,okeanosexplorer,thanks tina
08/16/2015,19:33:44,tinamolodtsova,sorry, no audio here
08/16/2015,19:35:08,okexnav,LAT :25.81212, LON : -171.09782, DEPTH :1740.2247m, TEMP :  2.20028C, SAL : 34.59736 PSU, DO :  2.52636 mg/L
08/16/2015,19:35:11,tinamolodtsova,and the specimen in Smithsonian of the same morphology as we have just seen was collected at Pioneer Ridge
08/16/2015,19:38:47,randysinger,ROck Box...band name called it
08/16/2015,19:39:56,okeanosexplorer,collected rock sample, SPEC01GEO, 1741m, -171.09777, 25.81212
08/16/2015,19:44:13,tinamolodtsova,nice Metallogorgia 
08/16/2015,19:44:24,tinamolodtsova,CRI on SPO
08/16/2015,19:44:26,Scott, Nice scene looking under the armpit…
08/16/2015,19:44:42,tinamolodtsova,... of a giant
08/16/2015,19:45:09,okexnav,LAT :25.81211, LON : -171.09784, DEPTH :1740.6982m, TEMP :  2.25134C, SAL : 34.58832 PSU, DO :  2.53234 mg/L
08/16/2015,19:45:21,tinamolodtsova,@Scott we have CORI on the right? 
08/16/2015,19:45:40,tinamolodtsova,or more likely CORPR?
08/16/2015,19:46:41,Scott, Sorry - was away from monitor, Tina
08/16/2015,19:47:48,tinamolodtsova,GAS on CORI
08/16/2015,19:48:00,Scott, CORI Acanella
08/16/2015,19:49:31,tinamolodtsova,CRI at CORCH Metallogorgia
08/16/2015,19:49:36,tinamolodtsova,CORI whip
08/16/2015,19:49:47,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Bathypathes alternata
08/16/2015,19:50:22,okeanosexplorer,COR - stoloniferous octocoral
08/16/2015,19:51:08,tinamolodtsova,it is interesting. we again have a polychaet at the Bathypathus
08/16/2015,19:51:17,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Walteria f. leuckrti
08/16/2015,19:51:37,Scott, Video report: camera 2 seems a little more stable than camera 1. Both are stuttering a little, but not prolonged freezes.
08/16/2015,19:54:25,tinamolodtsova,nice octocorals. very hard to collect
08/16/2015,19:54:39,Scott, Agree POL
08/16/2015,19:54:59,Jonathan, hey guys, just got everything up and running here at UH and it looks like you were able to snag a rock early on, thanks a lot and great job
08/16/2015,19:55:09,okexnav,LAT :25.81220, LON : -171.09776, DEPTH :1738.0691m, TEMP :  2.21663C, SAL : 34.59753 PSU, DO :  2.50820 mg/L
08/16/2015,19:55:11,Amy, looks like everted proboscis
08/16/2015,19:55:12,okeanosexplorer,yes we did, jon
08/16/2015,19:55:22,Scott, Not a scale worm this time...
08/16/2015,19:56:57,Amy, CORCH Matello many
08/16/2015,19:57:00,Amy, Metallo
08/16/2015,19:57:02,Scott, Love the way these pink parasols seem to float in the water
08/16/2015,19:57:15,Scott, from the low view perspective
08/16/2015,19:57:47,Scott, Tall CORI whip
08/16/2015,19:59:27,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Irido
08/16/2015,19:59:59,Scott, CORI fan
08/16/2015,20:00:14,Scott, possible Keratoisis or Eknomisis…
08/16/2015,20:00:16,tinamolodtsova,SHI
08/16/2015,20:00:32,Scott, Nope! Jasonisis I think. Nodal brancher
08/16/2015,20:00:33,tinamolodtsova,CORCH metallo
08/16/2015,20:01:17,tinamolodtsova,irido
08/16/2015,20:02:24,Scott, Terminal polyps on branches.
08/16/2015,20:02:40,tinamolodtsova,not always
08/16/2015,20:02:59,Scott, Nice framing!
08/16/2015,20:03:22,tinamolodtsova,Scott, what about these swells with weird branching.. somebody is sitting there?
08/16/2015,20:04:10,tinamolodtsova,CORI whip
08/16/2015,20:04:13,Scott, Branches curling upward…
08/16/2015,20:04:18,Scott, reoreinting
08/16/2015,20:05:10,okexnav,LAT :25.81238, LON : -171.09773, DEPTH :1718.1655m, TEMP :  2.23297C, SAL : 34.59392 PSU, DO :  2.46695 mg/L
08/16/2015,20:05:36,Scott, @Tina: good question. I see it as "new" growth", new relative to the colony age. So new branches arising on much older parts of colony and these respond to the complex current flow around the colony. So twisting, etc. Like the coiled whips
08/16/2015,20:07:41,Amy, waiting for zoom
08/16/2015,20:07:45,Scott, There is no question this is novel for the leg, and so rare, and so by that definition collectible
08/16/2015,20:07:45,Amy, paragorgia
08/16/2015,20:08:38,okeanosexplorer,collectible, amy?
08/16/2015,20:08:50,Amy, I'm pretty sure its paragorgia, but you can collect if you want
08/16/2015,20:09:06,Amy, Swiftia I have seen tend to be more delicate
08/16/2015,20:10:04,Amy, We haven't collected any paragorgia on this leg I don't think 
08/16/2015,20:10:04,Scott, Agree with Amy that it is NOT a Swiftia, but it doesn't look like any Paragorgia I know (which doesn't mean it isn't Paragorgia!)
08/16/2015,20:10:27,Scott, But still strikes me as a plexaurid
08/16/2015,20:10:46,Amy, I think only way to resolve is to collect
08/16/2015,20:11:16,Scott, The standard for collection should be the degree of discord over the ID! :-)
08/16/2015,20:11:18,Amy, I bet 5 on paragorgia
08/16/2015,20:11:22,Scott, So this qualifies!
08/16/2015,20:11:49,Scott, Let me look at Sanchez 2005 before I commit to that bet!
08/16/2015,20:12:35,tinamolodtsova,we already had a look at the whip?
08/16/2015,20:12:59,asakomatsumoto,Hello all. have I just came in the interesting timing?
08/16/2015,20:13:50,okeanosexplorer,not yet, but we will take a lok at the whip after the collection
08/16/2015,20:14:14,asakomatsumoto,OK thanks. I'm very happy to be here.
08/16/2015,20:14:25,tinamolodtsova,better zoom for identification CORA
08/16/2015,20:14:39,Scott, Hi Asako - yes, great timing!
08/16/2015,20:14:52,Scott, Asako: do you have an opinion on ID of this red fan?
08/16/2015,20:15:07,okexnav,LAT :25.81239, LON : -171.09779, DEPTH :1719.2631m, TEMP :  2.24366C, SAL : 34.59392 PSU, DO :  2.47752 mg/L
08/16/2015,20:15:23,randysinger,日本人ですか？
08/16/2015,20:15:44,Scott, Will be interesting to see what colony looks like when polyps retract upon contact with manip
08/16/2015,20:15:57,asakomatsumoto,Scott, you thinks that it could be Paragorgia right?
08/16/2015,20:16:18,Amy, That's 2 for Paragoriga!
08/16/2015,20:16:18,asakomatsumoto,@radysinger: yes I am.
08/16/2015,20:16:28,randysinger,始めまして!
08/16/2015,20:16:35,Scott, I didn't think Paragorgia, I thought some type of plexaurid.
08/16/2015,20:16:54,Scott, I agree that the main axis looks Paragorgia like, but not arrangement of polyps
08/16/2015,20:17:28,asakomatsumoto,I need zoom-up.
08/16/2015,20:17:56,asakomatsumoto,@randysinger: hello. nice to meet you!
08/16/2015,20:18:04,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathy
08/16/2015,20:18:05,Scott, Nearest thing I could find in Sanchez 2005 is P. tapatchli
08/16/2015,20:18:17,randysinger,that's great we are adding to the Smithsonian
08/16/2015,20:18:50,tinamolodtsova,zoom?
08/16/2015,20:19:00,Scott, Look for siphonos…!
08/16/2015,20:19:10,asakomatsumoto,If it is Paragorgia, I have seen this colour of Paragorgia in Japanese water.
08/16/2015,20:19:35,Scott, Including polyp color?
08/16/2015,20:19:51,Amy, if we zoom on this side we can probably resolve family
08/16/2015,20:19:56,tinamolodtsova,hey we are going to zoom at polyps first???
08/16/2015,20:19:58,randysinger,"Etnymology - the Cow-lick coral's name is derived from the shaggy cowlick seen when collected"
08/16/2015,20:20:07,tinamolodtsova,before they are retacted
08/16/2015,20:20:10,Scott, We alreday had a polyp zoom…
08/16/2015,20:20:33,Amy, From the other side though
08/16/2015,20:20:38,Scott, here comes tickle test
08/16/2015,20:20:41,tinamolodtsova,no sipho?
08/16/2015,20:20:48,Amy, couldn't see any
08/16/2015,20:20:49,randysinger,@Scott bhaha
08/16/2015,20:21:00,tinamolodtsova,i was freezed that time
08/16/2015,20:21:06,Scott, Sorry Amy: I didn't mean we shouldn't zoom in! I meant not to worry about specifically a polyp close up
08/16/2015,20:21:11,Scott, but for main stem yes
08/16/2015,20:21:24,Amy, definitely paragorgia
08/16/2015,20:21:31,randysinger,wow amazing collection
08/16/2015,20:21:38,randysinger,just plucked it right off
08/16/2015,20:21:45,tinamolodtsova,ok
08/16/2015,20:21:54,Scott, Given how easily that broke, I'd agree Paragorgia, or at least thta family.
08/16/2015,20:21:55,tinamolodtsova,zoom at contracted polyps
08/16/2015,20:21:58,Amy, can we zoom on piece?
08/16/2015,20:22:33,Scott, Note all the isidid whip polyps also retracted.
08/16/2015,20:22:55,okeanosexplorer,empathy
08/16/2015,20:22:55,tinamolodtsova,may be we touched it?
08/16/2015,20:22:55,asakomatsumoto,@Scott: Yes, if it is plexauridae, it doesnt brake like that.
08/16/2015,20:23:18,tinamolodtsova,asako, they have cutting edge
08/16/2015,20:23:49,tinamolodtsova,if Paragorgida it would brake in bad place
08/16/2015,20:24:00,Scott, Interesting that polyps are not fully retracting...
08/16/2015,20:24:08,tinamolodtsova,yes.
08/16/2015,20:24:13,asakomatsumoto,@Tina: thats true.
08/16/2015,20:24:30,Amy, Hmmm
08/16/2015,20:25:06,okexnav,LAT :25.81241, LON : -171.09774, DEPTH :1719.8532m, TEMP :  2.25038C, SAL : 34.59421 PSU, DO :  2.46505 mg/L
08/16/2015,20:25:20,tinamolodtsova,zoom on sceleton
08/16/2015,20:25:56,tinamolodtsova,I think Scott is right
08/16/2015,20:25:59,asakomatsumoto,is it possible to see the cross section?
08/16/2015,20:26:23,asakomatsumoto,now I also come to Plexauridae
08/16/2015,20:26:42,okeanosexplorer,we will get those photos in the lab
08/16/2015,20:27:00,Amy, It is unusual for them not to retract, but I'm sticking with Paragorgia for now
08/16/2015,20:27:06,Scott, Okay Amy, I'll take that bet now. ;-)
08/16/2015,20:27:18,okeanosexplorer,collected coral, SPEC02BIO, 1720m, -171.09771, 25.81237
08/16/2015,20:27:42,tinamolodtsova,polyps are not-retractable, there is calyx
08/16/2015,20:27:50,Scott, Bottom line: good specimen to collect, and an exquisitely fine collection! Rest of the colony hardly noticed.
08/16/2015,20:27:52,asakomatsumoto,is it possible to close up the remaining colony?
08/16/2015,20:28:19,Amy, We'll be waiting up for the verdict tonight!
08/16/2015,20:28:31,asakomatsumoto,especially for the cutting part.
08/16/2015,20:28:44,Scott, Right. Daniel - you'll have to tell us if it has an axial skeleton, or is scleraxonian
08/16/2015,20:28:56,okeanosexplorer,WILL DO
08/16/2015,20:29:13,tinamolodtsova,Daniel, if there is Umbellapathes by chance down there I have request for zoom. and other  CORA too
08/16/2015,20:29:24,tinamolodtsova,after the bamboo
08/16/2015,20:29:33,okeanosexplorer,no umbellapathes so far, but we will keep looking
08/16/2015,20:32:01,Scott, We are most interested in where the junble of branches join together
08/16/2015,20:32:40,Scott, My video froze!
08/16/2015,20:32:44,Scott, Back
08/16/2015,20:33:07,Scott, Couple of ACN on CORI
08/16/2015,20:33:54,randysinger,wow its so green!
08/16/2015,20:34:30,Scott, Large intertentacular sclerites...
08/16/2015,20:34:36,tinamolodtsova,we also requested CORA
08/16/2015,20:34:44,Scott, Fairly thick coenenchyme
08/16/2015,20:34:57,Scott, Thanks for that CU
08/16/2015,20:35:07,okexnav,LAT :25.81236, LON : -171.09776, DEPTH :1719.8783m, TEMP :  2.27842C, SAL : 34.60181 PSU, DO :  2.43621 mg/L
08/16/2015,20:35:17,tinamolodtsova,@Scott, the anemones are mostly close to branching
08/16/2015,20:35:58,tinamolodtsova,CRI at stalk
08/16/2015,20:36:15,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Trissopathes
08/16/2015,20:38:19,Scott, @Tina: interesting. You think the ACN may have induced that profusion of branching…?
08/16/2015,20:38:20,tinamolodtsova,yes, I guess Trissopathes cf pseudotristicha
08/16/2015,20:38:59,tinamolodtsova,@ Scott, why not, I mean we know so little
08/16/2015,20:39:58,Scott, @Tina: sure
08/16/2015,20:40:07,Amy, Have you zoomed on this type before?
08/16/2015,20:40:24,okeanosexplorer,yes, we got a couple ofclose-ups
08/16/2015,20:40:25,tinamolodtsova,a small branch at the stem of CORCH Metallo
08/16/2015,20:40:40,Amy, Paragorigia or coralliid?
08/16/2015,20:41:15,asakomatsumoto,For me, it looks Paragorgia...
08/16/2015,20:41:42,tinamolodtsova,check Bathypathes for a worm?)
08/16/2015,20:41:55,Scott, The way the polyps arose, it looked Corallid, but the curvature of the main stem looked Paragorgid...
08/16/2015,20:42:18,Amy, If it is abundant, perhaps we can sample that as our second bio, if no other priority
08/16/2015,20:42:41,Amy, SPO walteria with CRI
08/16/2015,20:42:57,tinamolodtsova,@ Scott, Amy  so I am reassured. I always have trouble to tell them appart and you are so  confident))
08/16/2015,20:43:51,Scott, haha
08/16/2015,20:43:57,tinamolodtsova,OPH on SPO Walteria
08/16/2015,20:44:30,tinamolodtsova,more CORO Telestidae
08/16/2015,20:44:32,asakomatsumoto,@Scott: I agree with the curvature...
08/16/2015,20:45:01,asakomatsumoto,video just froze!
08/16/2015,20:45:10,okexnav,LAT :25.81263, LON : -171.09769, DEPTH :1702.3653m, TEMP :  2.22432C, SAL : 34.59575 PSU, DO :  2.50493 mg/L
08/16/2015,20:45:45,Scott, One bifurcated? Or two together?
08/16/2015,20:45:55,asakomatsumoto,it comes back
08/16/2015,20:45:59,okeanosexplorer,one
08/16/2015,20:46:04,Scott, Oh! Never mind - wide oral disc
08/16/2015,20:46:16,tinamolodtsova,Daniel, no, this one is apparently not pseufotristicha
08/16/2015,20:47:14,tinamolodtsova,CRI stalked red
08/16/2015,20:48:01,Jonathan, sorry for not chiming in guys, I am just trying to figure out what it is we're looking at before speaking
08/16/2015,20:48:09,tinamolodtsova,more red CORO
08/16/2015,20:48:34,tinamolodtsova,CORI whips
08/16/2015,20:48:52,tinamolodtsova,OPH on CRI
08/16/2015,20:49:20,tinamolodtsova,OPH at stone
08/16/2015,20:50:34,tinamolodtsova,CORI 
08/16/2015,20:50:42,Scott, Looking through my database and see some images of Paragorgia johnsoni that have polyps with a yellow tint and on one of the fragments collected and imaged deckside the polyps are not fully retracted… Hmmm… Maybe I owe Amy a fiver.
08/16/2015,20:51:24,tinamolodtsova,and what about photos?
08/16/2015,20:51:32,Scott, HOWEVER, the in situ photo of the colony is not simialr...
08/16/2015,20:51:41,tinamolodtsova,ACN
08/16/2015,20:51:50,Scott, but we all know how colony morphology can deceive us.
08/16/2015,20:52:08,Scott, OK. Leaving this one until you guys can look at the skeleton when it gets on deck!
08/16/2015,20:52:11,tinamolodtsova,dead CORI and live aside
08/16/2015,20:52:51,Scott, So we are still climbing wall heading north(ish)
08/16/2015,20:52:54,Scott, ?
08/16/2015,20:53:14,tinamolodtsova,CRI at CORI
08/16/2015,20:53:54,tinamolodtsova,SQA at CORI
08/16/2015,20:53:59,Amy, CORPA
08/16/2015,20:54:35,tinamolodtsova,oh, it is really Pragorgia)
08/16/2015,20:54:47,Amy, CRI on CORPA
08/16/2015,20:55:04,tinamolodtsova,yes everything is at CORPA
08/16/2015,20:55:09,okexnav,LAT :25.81303, LON : -171.09764, DEPTH :1681.2762m, TEMP :  2.20265C, SAL : 34.59687 PSU, DO :  2.49328 mg/L
08/16/2015,20:56:43,Scott, Note: no chevron sclerites in polyps on this Paragorgia… just sayin;. ;-)
08/16/2015,20:57:19,Scott, BAR
08/16/2015,20:58:01,tinamolodtsova,HYD
08/16/2015,20:58:05,Scott, Great CU
08/16/2015,20:58:16,Scott, SQA
08/16/2015,20:58:33,Scott, and HYD
08/16/2015,21:00:27,tinamolodtsova,CIRI whip
08/16/2015,21:01:28,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Irido
08/16/2015,21:01:40,Scott, Juvenile Metallogorgia
08/16/2015,21:01:53,Scott, ibehind this and next to "adult" for comparison
08/16/2015,21:02:07,Amy, CORC kishinouyei
08/16/2015,21:02:17,tinamolodtsova,OPH at CORC
08/16/2015,21:02:34,tinamolodtsova,siphonosoids
08/16/2015,21:03:08,tinamolodtsova,it may be another species, Amy, 
08/16/2015,21:03:32,Amy, What did you see Tina?
08/16/2015,21:04:12,tinamolodtsova,I do not  know the branching pattern looks a bit like Pasternak material and it is whitish too
08/16/2015,21:04:46,Scott, I collected the type specimens of C. kishinouyei on Cross Seamount, and I thought they were yellow, but you guys keep referring to the white ones.
08/16/2015,21:04:54,Scott, Telecon line has been dropped from vessel
08/16/2015,21:04:55,Amy, Which species were you thinking?  I was thinking the branching was off a it too, but I've only seen a few
08/16/2015,21:04:59,tinamolodtsova,Pleurocorallium porcellanum
08/16/2015,21:05:08,okexnav,LAT :25.81309, LON : -171.09743, DEPTH :1676.9872m, TEMP :  2.20814C, SAL : 34.59669 PSU, DO :  2.52751 mg/L
08/16/2015,21:05:08,Amy, I haven't seen that one, could be
08/16/2015,21:05:31,okeanosexplorer,working to reestablish
08/16/2015,21:05:40,Scott, Looks like all ship accounts dropped from eventlog as well
08/16/2015,21:05:54,Scott, Video okay though
08/16/2015,21:06:09,Scott, and audio with video
08/16/2015,21:06:19,Amy, Scott, kish ones I've seen were pretty white
08/16/2015,21:06:49,Scott, Initeresting. I'll look back at my specimens and deck shots if I have them.
08/16/2015,21:07:18,Scott, CORA Stauropathes?
08/16/2015,21:07:19,Amy, Well, genus pleurocorallium either way :^)
08/16/2015,21:07:43,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Stauropathes 
08/16/2015,21:07:46,tinamolodtsova,looks like Stauro
08/16/2015,21:07:57,tinamolodtsova,but my video is frozen)
08/16/2015,21:07:59,asakomatsumoto,video interrupted...
08/16/2015,21:08:13,Scott, Video back.
08/16/2015,21:08:32,tinamolodtsova,FSH
08/16/2015,21:08:43,asakomatsumoto,video back.
08/16/2015,21:09:29,tinamolodtsova,@Asakom ok, now I know that video is going to my direction first ;-)
08/16/2015,21:10:00,asakomatsumoto,@Tina: :)
08/16/2015,21:10:06,Scott, Telecon back
08/16/2015,21:13:55,Scott, ASR
08/16/2015,21:13:55,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/16/2015,21:15:08,okexnav,LAT :25.81305, LON : -171.09704, DEPTH :1678.5743m, TEMP :  2.21346C, SAL : 34.59546 PSU, DO :  2.50573 mg/L
08/16/2015,21:16:17,Scott, Well done! You found it! A crinoid,
08/16/2015,21:16:24,Scott, Back to the ASR
08/16/2015,21:17:37,tinamolodtsova,CORI whip
08/16/2015,21:19:30,Scott, SQA in a yellow colony of ??
08/16/2015,21:20:34,Jonathan, so one way to test my hypothesis on whether this ridge is constructional like the other rift zones that we have dove on or if it is an erosive feature would be if we found any in-place dikes, their orientation would provide evidence of this ridge 
08/16/2015,21:21:15,tinamolodtsova,can we zoom& on crinoid?
08/16/2015,21:21:31,Scott, SQA on CORI whip
08/16/2015,21:21:35,okeanosexplorer,coming riht up, tina
08/16/2015,21:22:26,Jonathan, if their orientation trend north-south and not east-west, it would mean that the ridge is the product of erosion and not produce due to eruption of lava; if the dikes are oriented east-west, then it would mean that this ride is actually a rift zone feature and it is constructional
08/16/2015,21:22:45,Scott, Nice imaging - thanks
08/16/2015,21:23:25,tinamolodtsova,nice Arms of another CRI
08/16/2015,21:24:09,Scott, Noted a very small CORI whip recruit behind that CRI
08/16/2015,21:24:27,Scott, Wow! We've got to hear about your dirty laundry now? ;-)
08/16/2015,21:24:37,tinamolodtsova,already clean one
08/16/2015,21:25:08,okexnav,LAT :25.81299, LON : -171.09653, DEPTH :1666.2275m, TEMP :  2.21176C, SAL : 34.59721 PSU, DO :  2.49903 mg/L
08/16/2015,21:25:08,Amy, The genus for kish is now Pleurocorallium
08/16/2015,21:25:14,Scott, I know the problem!!
08/16/2015,21:26:54,tinamolodtsova,CORI giantic whip
08/16/2015,21:27:11,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathy - may we look?\
08/16/2015,21:27:37,tinamolodtsova,branched Bathy , request zoom
08/16/2015,21:28:07,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Irido, Rhop
08/16/2015,21:28:10,tinamolodtsova,CORC
08/16/2015,21:29:15,tinamolodtsova,ACN
08/16/2015,21:29:59,tinamolodtsova,contracted
08/16/2015,21:30:10,tinamolodtsova,CRI at stone
08/16/2015,21:30:38,tinamolodtsova,OPH at stone behind Metallo
08/16/2015,21:35:08,okexnav,LAT :25.81288, LON : -171.09632, DEPTH :1669.0012m, TEMP :  2.22307C, SAL : 34.59568 PSU, DO :  2.49885 mg/L
08/16/2015,21:35:46,tinamolodtsova,actually I requested Bathypathes but thank you Chris;
08/16/2015,21:37:22,tinamolodtsova,more CORCH Metallo
08/16/2015,21:37:41,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Irido
08/16/2015,21:38:34,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Cryso
08/16/2015,21:39:16,tinamolodtsova,zoom at th base of Irido?
08/16/2015,21:39:27,tinamolodtsova,CORA Stauro?
08/16/2015,21:40:02,tinamolodtsova,CORO & Paragorgia?
08/16/2015,21:42:47,okeanosexplorer,POL
08/16/2015,21:44:28,Steve, wow. great shot
08/16/2015,21:44:29,tinamolodtsova,CORCH IridoMetalo
08/16/2015,21:45:03,randysinger,did you say "Polyopogon"?
08/16/2015,21:45:07,okexnav,LAT :25.81304, LON : -171.09605, DEPTH :1664.2862m, TEMP :  2.22053C, SAL : 34.59484 PSU, DO :  2.47953 mg/L
08/16/2015,21:45:22,okeanosexplorer,yes, SPO - Poliopogon sp. B
08/16/2015,21:45:42,randysinger,thats funny "Apogon" is a large genus of fish
08/16/2015,21:45:50,randysinger,I heard it and came running
08/16/2015,21:47:11,okeanosexplorer,we had to move,sorry randy
08/16/2015,21:47:30,randysinger,its ok!
08/16/2015,21:47:50,randysinger,this is a really beutiful site
08/16/2015,21:48:08,tinamolodtsova,CORC, CORCH Irido, CORI
08/16/2015,21:49:01,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Stauropathes
08/16/2015,21:49:05,tinamolodtsova,CORA Srauropathes
08/16/2015,21:49:40,Scott, That is  abig one!
08/16/2015,21:49:49,Scott, BAR on that CORCH
08/16/2015,21:50:00,tinamolodtsova,OPH at the stone
08/16/2015,21:50:19,Scott, Did someone say "Kraken?"
08/16/2015,21:50:37,Scott, ;-)
08/16/2015,21:50:40,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/16/2015,21:51:51,Jonathan, Mn- encrusted PIL?
08/16/2015,21:52:22,Scott, LOTS of small stuff growing on rock here. Very fuzzy
08/16/2015,21:52:41,tinamolodtsova,Zoom on star and rock please
08/16/2015,21:52:45,Scott, Tubularia - like HYD
08/16/2015,21:53:29,Scott, Caprellid amphipod at base of Pythonaster
08/16/2015,21:53:33,tinamolodtsova,CORS Cupcoral
08/16/2015,21:53:45,Scott, GREAT view of the caprellid
08/16/2015,21:53:52,Scott, Trying to get your attention!
08/16/2015,21:54:02,Scott, Hey, never mind that ASR, lookit me!
08/16/2015,21:54:04,okeanosexplorer,got it scott,
08/16/2015,21:54:11,Scott, ;-)
08/16/2015,21:54:26,tinamolodtsova,they are not look as Tubilariids for me
08/16/2015,21:54:39,Scott, "Skeleton shrimp"
08/16/2015,21:55:07,okexnav,LAT :25.81317, LON : -171.09573, DEPTH :1663.7465m, TEMP :  2.20956C, SAL : 34.59701 PSU, DO :  2.49401 mg/L
08/16/2015,21:55:11,randysinger,Caprellidae
08/16/2015,21:55:20,Scott, 2 caprellids at least
08/16/2015,21:55:43,randysinger,one of the coolest Amphipods
08/16/2015,21:56:21,Scott, Caprellida is a suborder of Amphipoda.
08/16/2015,21:56:32,randysinger,oh right
08/16/2015,21:56:34,randysinger,my mistake
08/16/2015,21:56:35,okeanosexplorer,CORO - stoloniferous octocoral
08/16/2015,21:57:06,Scott, Caprellida includes these skeleton shrimp and the cyamid whale lice.
08/16/2015,21:57:07,Amy, CORCH
08/16/2015,21:57:10,Amy, CORC
08/16/2015,21:57:11,randysinger,according to my quick literature searhc its actually a "infraorder"
08/16/2015,21:57:17,Scott, Both are adapted to hang on to other organisms
08/16/2015,21:57:29,randysinger,oh ya! the whale louses are awesome
08/16/2015,21:57:41,okeanosexplorer,i agree
08/16/2015,21:58:33,Scott, @Randy: the systematics change so fast tomorrow it may be a quasiorder…
08/16/2015,21:58:52,okeanosexplorer,SHI - Nematocarcinus
08/16/2015,21:59:43,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/16/2015,21:59:52,tinamolodtsova,SHI
08/16/2015,21:59:54,Scott, Caprellids are very common in shallow water.
08/16/2015,21:59:55,tinamolodtsova, OPH
08/16/2015,21:59:57,asakomatsumoto,I saw Caprellida attached to Primnoidae and Acanthogorgiidae in Japan.
08/16/2015,22:00:08,Amy, back in a bit
08/16/2015,22:00:15,Scott, Check out almost any hydroid colony growing off a pier piling and you are almost sure to find some in there.
08/16/2015,22:00:16,tinamolodtsova,BAR
08/16/2015,22:00:21,asakomatsumoto,Both deep water observation.
08/16/2015,22:00:46,tinamolodtsova,Caperllida are often with Hydroids
08/16/2015,22:01:11,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/16/2015,22:01:19,Scott, Yes. I am more surprised we haven't seen more than that we saw those two.
08/16/2015,22:04:55,asakomatsumoto,@Scott: have you ever seen Caprellids associated with deep sea coral in situ?
08/16/2015,22:05:07,okexnav,LAT :25.81329, LON : -171.09562, DEPTH :1661.7947m, TEMP :  2.18664C, SAL : 34.59894 PSU, DO :  2.50836 mg/L
08/16/2015,22:05:55,Steve, OPH
08/16/2015,22:06:03,Scott, Keratoisis type
08/16/2015,22:06:04,okeanosexplorer,CORI
08/16/2015,22:06:07,mackenziegarringer,I agree with the Gadomus ID. Not sure about the characters that distinguish melanopterus from the other 13 or so species.
08/16/2015,22:06:27,Steve, looks like a 'fresh' break point? in the back?
08/16/2015,22:07:34,Scott, BAR cluster on CORI
08/16/2015,22:07:39,Scott, and CRI
08/16/2015,22:08:46,Scott, You've been out there too long Daniel… I think it is only 3 weeks or so away!
08/16/2015,22:09:05,okeanosexplorer,YES
08/16/2015,22:10:17,Scott, Hope you left the washer clean!!
08/16/2015,22:11:03,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Umbellapathes
08/16/2015,22:12:29,tinamolodtsova,Thanks Daniel
08/16/2015,22:12:44,tinamolodtsova,can bigger zoom?
08/16/2015,22:13:35,Scott, Oh Chris - have you not learned yet? ;-)
08/16/2015,22:13:50,tinamolodtsova,seems like OK Umbellapathes helioanthes
08/16/2015,22:13:56,tinamolodtsova,six-radiates
08/16/2015,22:14:59,tinamolodtsova,can we have more stem?
08/16/2015,22:15:09,okexnav,LAT :25.81327, LON : -171.09550, DEPTH :1660.7887m, TEMP :  2.18755C, SAL : 34.59848 PSU, DO :  2.49840 mg/L
08/16/2015,22:15:36,tinamolodtsova,CRI at CORAC
08/16/2015,22:15:50,Scott, The word "coral" was first used to describe a Corallium in the Mediterranean
08/16/2015,22:16:33,okeanosexplorer,good info, scott
08/16/2015,22:17:37,tinamolodtsova,@Chris,the same for me - definitely Stylasteridae photos
08/16/2015,22:17:43,Scott, So "coral" really was intended to describe an octocoral, but most of the general public use it to describe scleractinian coral!
08/16/2015,22:18:21,tinamolodtsova,hey, it was the time when Madreporaria has another meaning and included Bryozoa)
08/16/2015,22:18:23,okeanosexplorer,are you suggesting that octocorals are the true corals :)
08/16/2015,22:18:46,tinamolodtsova,Daniel, no.. he suggests that they are ONLY ones
08/16/2015,22:19:04,Scott, haha
08/16/2015,22:19:07,tinamolodtsova,CORI whips
08/16/2015,22:19:22,Scott, I just like the story.
08/16/2015,22:19:26,Amy, I'd thrid that vote
08/16/2015,22:19:37,Jonathan, what time are you guys planning being off-bottom today?
08/16/2015,22:19:46,okeanosexplorer,1530HST
08/16/2015,22:19:52,Jonathan, thanks
08/16/2015,22:20:40,tinamolodtsova,CRI stalked red
08/16/2015,22:21:10,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Metallo
08/16/2015,22:21:54,okeanosexplorer,CTE
08/16/2015,22:21:56,Scott, CTE
08/16/2015,22:22:06,Scott, Lobate ctenophore
08/16/2015,22:22:06,tinamolodtsova,life is short and the bamboo whip is long...
08/16/2015,22:23:02,asakomatsumoto,you are poet Tina!
08/16/2015,22:23:38,tinamolodtsova,no... one master student of my Prof used to do hystology of Vestimentifera
08/16/2015,22:23:53,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/16/2015,22:24:04,tinamolodtsova,CORA Umbella
08/16/2015,22:24:37,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/16/2015,22:25:05,mackenziegarringer,That little round-nosed Macrourid from before. Maybe Trachonurus.
08/16/2015,22:25:14,okexnav,LAT :25.81336, LON : -171.09528, DEPTH :1663.2004m, TEMP :  2.19072C, SAL : 34.59776 PSU, DO :  2.52438 mg/L
08/16/2015,22:25:48,tinamolodtsova,it is nor rockPen at the right?
08/16/2015,22:27:21,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathy
08/16/2015,22:28:24,tinamolodtsova,quick zoom at Umbellapathes at the right?
08/16/2015,22:28:43,tinamolodtsova,SQA at CORA Umb
08/16/2015,22:30:17,tinamolodtsova,many dead stalks SPO
08/16/2015,22:30:51,tinamolodtsova,SHI
08/16/2015,22:30:55,okeanosexplorer,CPEN
08/16/2015,22:31:07,tinamolodtsova,2 of them
08/16/2015,22:31:27,tinamolodtsova,Anthoptilum at my sense at they are crooked
08/16/2015,22:31:37,Scott, Anthoptilum like
08/16/2015,22:32:21,tinamolodtsova,very Anthoptilum
08/16/2015,22:32:56,tinamolodtsova,siphonozooids are nicely visible
08/16/2015,22:33:35,tinamolodtsova,SQA at CORCH Metallo
08/16/2015,22:33:46,tinamolodtsova,CRI at stone
08/16/2015,22:34:16,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Irido
08/16/2015,22:34:56,tinamolodtsova,CORI
08/16/2015,22:35:10,okexnav,LAT :25.81322, LON : -171.09504, DEPTH :1655.0404m, TEMP :  2.18947C, SAL : 34.59904 PSU, DO :  2.52107 mg/L
08/16/2015,22:35:33,tinamolodtsova,SHI
08/16/2015,22:35:58,tinamolodtsova,CORS cupcoral
08/16/2015,22:36:08,Scott, Agreed
08/16/2015,22:36:17,Scott, To provide some context for the next time you are trying to emphasize the difference between hexacorals and octocorals, these are 2 orders (in 2 different subclasses) in the class Anthozoa. Mammalia is a class in the Vertebrata. Humans are a species in the Order Primates and Whales are vertebrates in the Order Cetartiodactyla.
08/16/2015,22:36:47,tinamolodtsova,CRI at CORI
08/16/2015,22:36:51,Scott, so black corls are as different from octocorals as humans are from whales!
08/16/2015,22:36:52,okeanosexplorer,GRET POINT, SCOTT
08/16/2015,22:37:32,tinamolodtsova,whales from seals?
08/16/2015,22:37:41,Scott, Okay, thanks. I have my compter desktop image taken
08/16/2015,22:38:08,Scott, @Tina: I was trying to make it personal to the human viewer, but you are correct!
08/16/2015,22:38:31,tinamolodtsova,@ Scott, how many you have already?
08/16/2015,22:38:40,Scott, haha
08/16/2015,22:38:52,Scott, Too many! I need to buy several more computers!
08/16/2015,22:38:53,tinamolodtsova,ACN
08/16/2015,22:39:26,tinamolodtsova,you can change them once per.. week  for the beginning
08/16/2015,22:39:36,tinamolodtsova,CRI at SPO
08/16/2015,22:39:42,Scott, Run for your lives! Well, swim!
08/16/2015,22:39:48,tinamolodtsova,CORC Pleurocorallium
08/16/2015,22:39:53,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/16/2015,22:40:06,tinamolodtsova,eating black coral?
08/16/2015,22:40:58,Jonathan, Serios cam is pixelated 
08/16/2015,22:41:01,tinamolodtsova,CORA Stauropathes
08/16/2015,22:41:37,Amy, he says, its so close I can taste it!
08/16/2015,22:41:41,tinamolodtsova,no, it is eating something smaller, CORC perhaps
08/16/2015,22:41:44,Scott, Is that a Pleurocorallium below or something new?
08/16/2015,22:41:58,tinamolodtsova,and there is tiny CORCH ? Irido???
08/16/2015,22:43:59,tinamolodtsova,it is not mouth... Pterasteridae
08/16/2015,22:45:12,okexnav,LAT :25.81324, LON : -171.09478, DEPTH :1650.3228m, TEMP :  2.19321C, SAL : 34.59744 PSU, DO :  2.49518 mg/L
08/16/2015,22:45:45,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Irido
08/16/2015,22:45:52,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/16/2015,22:45:55,tinamolodtsova,CORC
08/16/2015,22:46:43,tinamolodtsova,These sponge looks like figures from Easter island
08/16/2015,22:46:56,tinamolodtsova,OPHs at SPO
08/16/2015,22:47:26,tinamolodtsova,HYD at the base 
08/16/2015,22:47:32,okeanosexplorer,amphipods
08/16/2015,22:47:49,tinamolodtsova,Amphipods at HYD
08/16/2015,22:48:21,tinamolodtsova,SHI
08/16/2015,22:48:27,Scott, Cool the way those HYD are covering that high point
08/16/2015,22:49:00,asakomatsumoto,very interesting
08/16/2015,22:49:20,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Irido
08/16/2015,22:49:30,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/16/2015,22:49:37,Jonathan, Cam2 is discolored and pixelated
08/16/2015,22:50:07,tinamolodtsova,CORC
08/16/2015,22:50:10,Scott, Wait, did Chris M just say Chris K doesn't know his head from his… butt?
08/16/2015,22:50:39,okeanosexplorer,:)
08/16/2015,22:51:00,tinamolodtsova,@Scott, I did not get it - was interraption in audio :'-(
08/16/2015,22:53:01,tinamolodtsova,what we are taking as second biologicals sample? 
08/16/2015,22:53:29,Scott, Haha We'll see how choosy we are when there are 20 min left in dive! ;-)
08/16/2015,22:54:01,Amy, I vote for one of the light pink paragorgia if we see more
08/16/2015,22:54:14,tinamolodtsova,@ Scott, hungry and waiting for dinner??
08/16/2015,22:54:22,Scott, I have no vote yet.
08/16/2015,22:55:10,okexnav,LAT :25.81332, LON : -171.09413, DEPTH :1648.9982m, TEMP :  2.22398C, SAL : 34.59480 PSU, DO :  2.45763 mg/L
08/16/2015,22:56:14,tinamolodtsova,SQA at CORCH
08/16/2015,22:56:32,tinamolodtsova,or?
08/16/2015,22:57:25,tinamolodtsova,Or Barnacle?
08/16/2015,22:57:52,tinamolodtsova,CRIs
08/16/2015,22:58:48,asakomatsumoto,why these white pleurocorallium colonies are so small? it this species feature? or some disturbence here?
08/16/2015,22:58:57,tinamolodtsova,not many Anthomastus this dive...
08/16/2015,22:59:48,Amy, CRI
08/16/2015,23:00:29,tinamolodtsova,CORSC next stone
08/16/2015,23:00:53,tinamolodtsova,GAS at CRI
08/16/2015,23:01:08,asakomatsumoto,cupcoral over there?
08/16/2015,23:01:22,tinamolodtsova,or zoanthid
08/16/2015,23:02:44,tinamolodtsova,OPH at CORC
08/16/2015,23:05:08,okexnav,LAT :25.81335, LON : -171.09386, DEPTH :1647.8905m, TEMP :  2.23704C, SAL : 34.59283 PSU, DO :  2.45004 mg/L
08/16/2015,23:05:58,tinamolodtsova,CORA BAthy
08/16/2015,23:06:16,tinamolodtsova,SQA
08/16/2015,23:06:49,tinamolodtsova,CORA BAthy
08/16/2015,23:06:53,Jared, Hi all, how does stream 2 look at the ECCs?
08/16/2015,23:08:33,Scott, Whoooa - tuubular. I mean, anguular. ;-)
08/16/2015,23:08:57,tinamolodtsova,CORA Trisso
08/16/2015,23:09:55,Jonathan, Stream 2 is purlpe and fuzzy
08/16/2015,23:10:05,Jonathan, it has been for the past hour or so
08/16/2015,23:10:41,kelleyelliott,Jonathan - are you at UH today? At the ECC?
08/16/2015,23:10:51,Jonathan, yes
08/16/2015,23:12:13,tinamolodtsova,OPH at stone collected
08/16/2015,23:12:13,randysinger,pizas in oven time to check in
08/16/2015,23:12:16,okeanosexplorer,collected Mn-crsuted basalt, SPEC03GEO, 1645m, -171.09374, 25.81332
08/16/2015,23:12:17,randysinger,*pizzas
08/16/2015,23:13:23,tinamolodtsova,These may jump
08/16/2015,23:13:43,okeanosexplorer,probably, but the rock is too big for our bio box
08/16/2015,23:14:38,tinamolodtsova,just I was thinking that some ophiuroids are very tightly attached to their stone
08/16/2015,23:15:08,okexnav,LAT :25.81335, LON : -171.09372, DEPTH :1645.3870m, TEMP :  2.23501C, SAL : 34.59529 PSU, DO :  2.42746 mg/L
08/16/2015,23:15:29,okeanosexplorer,we will see how tightly...
08/16/2015,23:15:42,tinamolodtsova,not this kind)
08/16/2015,23:17:04,tinamolodtsova,daniel, if there is nothing available to collect, Dennis need U. helioanthes for DNA as type species
08/16/2015,23:17:51,okeanosexplorer,i think we will need to wait for when we are utisde the monment, as that species has been well documented rom here
08/16/2015,23:18:32,tinamolodtsova,CORA Umbellapathes
08/16/2015,23:19:05,tinamolodtsova,it is OK
08/16/2015,23:19:35,tinamolodtsova,only because we have limited time left
08/16/2015,23:19:41,tinamolodtsova,CORC
08/16/2015,23:19:45,randysinger,FSH
08/16/2015,23:19:48,randysinger,large FSH
08/16/2015,23:19:58,randysinger,full steam!
08/16/2015,23:20:20,tinamolodtsova,CORA Stauropathes?
08/16/2015,23:20:27,randysinger,looks like a large cusk eel
08/16/2015,23:20:28,okeanosexplorer,yes
08/16/2015,23:20:51,randysinger,Bassozetus again I think
08/16/2015,23:20:53,randysinger,unsure of species
08/16/2015,23:21:12,asakomatsumoto,Is these white corals P.kishinouye for sure? because it is dominant species, I want to know precisely.
08/16/2015,23:21:16,randysinger,the gular barbels is a ophiidid thing
08/16/2015,23:21:37,okeanosexplorer,yes, we imaged it earlier in the dive, asako
08/16/2015,23:21:40,tinamolodtsova,@ asako, Steve determined them 
08/16/2015,23:21:56,randysinger,hmm maybe not Bassozetus...ill look into it
08/16/2015,23:21:56,asakomatsumoto,OK. thank you all!
08/16/2015,23:22:06,randysinger,those eyes looked really big
08/16/2015,23:23:49,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Metallo, CORC
08/16/2015,23:24:32,tinamolodtsova,CORI whip
08/16/2015,23:25:07,okexnav,LAT :25.81331, LON : -171.09357, DEPTH :1637.4338m, TEMP :  2.23908C, SAL : 34.59391 PSU, DO :  2.43883 mg/L
08/16/2015,23:25:13,leswatling,strong patchiness in settlement... this seems to be common everywhere we've been over the last decade. So, the absence of a species doesn't mean it is absent!
08/16/2015,23:25:18,randysinger,man its hard being at home without keys
08/16/2015,23:25:35,Scott, Good point Les
08/16/2015,23:25:41,tinamolodtsova,@ randy, you are in or out?
08/16/2015,23:26:01,Scott, "Absence" is a local term in this case
08/16/2015,23:26:17,leswatling,or at least, we didn't see it....
08/16/2015,23:26:28,randysinger,@tina in or out for what?
08/16/2015,23:26:44,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/16/2015,23:26:49,randysinger,FSH
08/16/2015,23:26:51,randysinger,Halosaur
08/16/2015,23:26:53,asakomatsumoto,agree. heterogeneous and patchiness is common in benthic distribution.
08/16/2015,23:26:55,randysinger,Aldrovandia
08/16/2015,23:27:14,randysinger,very ancient lineage of fishes
08/16/2015,23:27:17,randysinger,very primitive
08/16/2015,23:28:48,tinamolodtsova,@ randy: it depends, if you are inside home - it is still OK, if you outside looking at that loked (by yourself) door - it is a trouble
08/16/2015,23:29:00,Scott, Screen 1 has been very stable in my opinion (on I1). I haven't been streaming camera 2 but will check now.
08/16/2015,23:29:37,randysinger,@tina I meant species keys! HAHA
08/16/2015,23:29:38,Scott, I see camera 2 only in "green"
08/16/2015,23:29:46,Scott, Never mind that last...
08/16/2015,23:29:53,Scott, Screen correted.
08/16/2015,23:29:57,Scott, corrected
08/16/2015,23:29:59,leswatling,agree with Scott, although I have had the occasional freeze up but I haven't had to do anything to get it going. Am on full res
08/16/2015,23:30:25,Scott, Oh yes, I am on full res
08/16/2015,23:30:32,randysinger,so many interesting fish today
08/16/2015,23:30:36,tinamolodtsova,camera 1 is more or less OK, not the worst day, I am at normal Internet
08/16/2015,23:30:41,Scott, camera 2 looks pretty good
08/16/2015,23:30:47,randysinger,dinner time bbiaf
08/16/2015,23:31:01,Scott, but thta is a short term report, not from over the past hour
08/16/2015,23:31:01,leswatling,plus I have sound tonight so I have more knowledge of what is going on
08/16/2015,23:31:02,tinamolodtsova,CORI whip
08/16/2015,23:31:09,Jonathan, @Scott, you aren't having it be pixelated and purple?
08/16/2015,23:31:16,Jonathan, Cam2 that is
08/16/2015,23:31:29,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Irido
08/16/2015,23:31:48,tinamolodtsova,higher colonies of CORC here
08/16/2015,23:32:38,asakomatsumoto,larger colony size than previous area
08/16/2015,23:32:58,Jonathan, Cam2 is very blurry here at UH, it is not consistently purple as it was previously
08/16/2015,23:33:09,tinamolodtsova,CORA Umbella
08/16/2015,23:33:38,Scott, @Jonathan: when I first start camera 2 (I'm not streaming it continuously) it comes up as green screen and then snaps to normal. No purple, but perhaps my ghreen signal is your purple signal
08/16/2015,23:34:08,leswatling,No issue with cam 2 full res here in Maine
08/16/2015,23:35:04,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/16/2015,23:35:08,okexnav,LAT :25.81340, LON : -171.09303, DEPTH :1621.7997m, TEMP :  2.25751C, SAL : 34.59023 PSU, DO :  2.39617 mg/L
08/16/2015,23:35:11,Scott, Chris K may need to adjust mike a bit. He is now quieter on telecon
08/16/2015,23:35:24,Jonathan, Well I just refreshed camera 2  the stream and now it is all green
08/16/2015,23:35:38,Scott, Porcellanasterid?
08/16/2015,23:36:04,tinamolodtsova,looks the same species as this  dive under the stone
08/16/2015,23:37:14,leswatling,not sure is Scott mentioned this but the very tall whip that was common an hour or more ago is one we are calling "long bones." It is a new genus that we have seen in Tasmania, New England seamounts and here in Hawaii. Not sure whether it is one species or more from these areas. Scott may have an opinion based on the genetic data.
08/16/2015,23:38:02,okeanosexplorer,thanks les
08/16/2015,23:38:36,Scott, @Les: I did not reference "long bones." Saving some good material for leg 4! ;-)
08/16/2015,23:39:05,leswatling,oh no! Sorry.... I better be careful....
08/16/2015,23:39:39,tinamolodtsova,@ Les, in fact he did - the very first dive, so Chris K already knows about bones;-)
08/16/2015,23:39:51,okeanosexplorer,pol
08/16/2015,23:40:10,leswatling,your memory is too good Tina!
08/16/2015,23:40:15,tinamolodtsova,POL\n
08/16/2015,23:40:37,tinamolodtsova,@Les, sometimes it is a trouble
08/16/2015,23:41:09,tinamolodtsova,CORA Stauro
08/16/2015,23:41:11,Scott, @Tina: D'Oh! Got me! ;-)
08/16/2015,23:41:37,tinamolodtsova,SPO dead stalks
08/16/2015,23:41:45,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Irido
08/16/2015,23:41:57,okeanosexplorer,solitary HYD
08/16/2015,23:42:03,okeanosexplorer,CPEN
08/16/2015,23:42:07,leswatling,those dead sponge stalks are very interesting....
08/16/2015,23:42:42,leswatling,rock dwelling sea pen
08/16/2015,23:42:44,tinamolodtsova,CPEN Anthoptilum
08/16/2015,23:43:44,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Irido CORC
08/16/2015,23:44:23,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/16/2015,23:44:34,tinamolodtsova,feeding
08/16/2015,23:44:56,leswatling,its on an Iridogorgia skeleton
08/16/2015,23:44:58,tinamolodtsova,at IRIDO
08/16/2015,23:45:09,okexnav,LAT :25.81338, LON : -171.09292, DEPTH :1612.4104m, TEMP :  2.26474C, SAL : 34.59147 PSU, DO :  2.41327 mg/L
08/16/2015,23:45:13,tinamolodtsova,cleaning barnacles?
08/16/2015,23:45:26,leswatling,with lots of lepadids, probably Glyptelasma
08/16/2015,23:45:28,tinamolodtsova,poor OPG is trying ti escape
08/16/2015,23:45:39,leswatling,audio is droping out a lot now
08/16/2015,23:45:52,leswatling,and video is frozen
08/16/2015,23:45:58,Scott, I'm seeing a bit more freezing on camera 1  full res on I1 than earlier
08/16/2015,23:46:18,tinamolodtsova,Yes, agree, I have audio troubles all the time except yesterday (Yesterday audio was better)
08/16/2015,23:46:33,asakomatsumoto,video stopped
08/16/2015,23:46:57,okeanosexplorer,Stauropathes 
08/16/2015,23:46:57,tinamolodtsova,SQA at CORA
08/16/2015,23:47:21,tinamolodtsova,BAR at Srauro
08/16/2015,23:47:23,Scott, 2x SQA on CORA
08/16/2015,23:47:32,leswatling,Rhodaniridogorgia
08/16/2015,23:48:21,leswatling,do we know if the crustacean in the Rhodaniridogorgia is a chirostylid or a shrimp?
08/16/2015,23:48:49,tinamolodtsova,Daniel, I do not know we had no shance to compare color variations
08/16/2015,23:48:52,tinamolodtsova,ACN
08/16/2015,23:48:55,okeanosexplorer,ACN - Exocoelactis?
08/16/2015,23:49:13,tinamolodtsova,but
08/16/2015,23:50:03,Scott, ACN
08/16/2015,23:50:08,tinamolodtsova,actually the color variations worked pretty well...  for Stauro
08/16/2015,23:51:11,okeanosexplorer,thanks tina
08/16/2015,23:51:27,tinamolodtsova,have to leave for an hour..
08/16/2015,23:51:48,okeanosexplorer,see you soon, tina
08/16/2015,23:51:53,leswatling,we'll be waiting for you! unless the dive ends...
08/16/2015,23:52:00,asakomatsumoto,see you tina
08/16/2015,23:52:18,okeanosexplorer,we have another 1.45h on the bottom
08/16/2015,23:52:19,tinamolodtsova,Daniel, if there is a chance it would be good to compare genetically and morphologically these two variations
08/16/2015,23:52:35,okeanosexplorer,i agree
08/16/2015,23:53:32,Amy, chrysogorgiid peak
08/16/2015,23:53:33,Scott, Height matters!
08/16/2015,23:54:39,Scott, So, in fact "shallow" for this leg!
08/16/2015,23:55:04,okeanosexplorer,yup
08/16/2015,23:55:07,okexnav,LAT :25.81350, LON : -171.09264, DEPTH :1606.1782m, TEMP :  2.27073C, SAL : 34.59105 PSU, DO :  2.42429 mg/L
08/16/2015,23:55:15,leswatling,can we zoom the Rhodan's to see the crustaceans that are aboard
08/16/2015,23:56:21,leswatling,thanks, you are reading my mind....
08/16/2015,23:56:42,leswatling,looked like a Bathypalaemonella shrimp