08/30/2015,00:01:44,okeanosexplorer,COR single polyp scleractinian
08/30/2015,00:03:35,okeanosexplorer,FSH Chrionema chryseres
08/30/2015,00:03:57,Amy, So Frank, back to your Monk seal story with one coming up with Pseudopentaceros, has anyone ever tied the decline of monk seals to the heavy fishery for that fish?
08/30/2015,00:13:29,michaelparke,The arm operators always need a new challenge
08/30/2015,00:14:01,okeanosexplorer,And Frank is ready to give it to them!
08/30/2015,00:18:10,Amy, There are some that can disappear
08/30/2015,00:18:58,Amy, How much more bottom time?
08/30/2015,00:20:32,Amy, She does now!
08/30/2015,00:20:59,Amy, Thanks.  Is there a call?
08/30/2015,00:21:25,Amy, Thanks, I'll be back after kids bedtime
08/30/2015,00:21:26,okeanosexplorer,Yes, there will be a post dive briefing 10 min after the ROV lifts off.
08/30/2015,00:22:17,okeanosexplorer,Amy, 430 likely for the call
08/30/2015,00:25:05,okexnav,LAT :19.80228, LON : -156.12637, DEPTH : 389.7975m, TEMP :  7.91827C, SAL : 34.23011 PSU, DO :  2.24893 mg/L
08/30/2015,00:34:16,asakomatsumoto,I have to leave now. Thank you for the excellent dive today. I'm glad you recover all (?) equipment safely. see you tomorrow.
08/30/2015,00:35:06,okexnav,LAT :19.80221, LON : -156.12633, DEPTH : 388.9176m, TEMP :  8.12250C, SAL : 34.22022 PSU, DO :  2.46926 mg/L
08/30/2015,00:43:20,okeanosexplorer,Daniel, so how about the red one in front or the white one in the back?
08/30/2015,00:43:28,danielwagner,black coral in front of us?
08/30/2015,00:43:33,okeanosexplorer,yes
08/30/2015,00:43:37,danielwagner,yes, collect!
08/30/2015,00:43:50,okeanosexplorer,id?
08/30/2015,00:44:21,danielwagner,i believe chrysopathes\
08/30/2015,00:44:45,okeanosexplorer,Excellent
08/30/2015,00:45:07,okexnav,LAT :19.80222, LON : -156.12631, DEPTH : 388.9492m, TEMP :  8.11420C, SAL : 34.22286 PSU, DO :  2.47070 mg/L
08/30/2015,00:45:22,danielwagner,it is clearly different from the ~30 species we have in the draft guide of hawaiian black corals
08/30/2015,00:45:52,okeanosexplorer,Great, thanks
08/30/2015,00:45:56,danielwagner,thank you so much!
08/30/2015,00:46:12,danielwagner,this will be a great addition!
08/30/2015,00:46:32,danielwagner,thank you!
08/30/2015,00:47:27,danielwagner,i really apprecaite the call
08/30/2015,00:49:53,danielwagner,this will be a a new record for this genus for hawaii
08/30/2015,00:50:53,danielwagner,naming convention should be
08/30/2015,00:51:12,danielwagner,D2_DIVE02_SPEC01BIO
08/30/2015,00:51:59,danielwagner,Chrysopathes sp.
08/30/2015,00:53:18,danielwagner,Thank you!
08/30/2015,00:54:10,danielwagner,Great collection!
08/30/2015,00:55:07,okexnav,LAT :19.80220, LON : -156.12633, DEPTH : 388.9422m, TEMP :  8.11879C, SAL : 34.22313 PSU, DO :  2.46421 mg/L
08/30/2015,00:55:36,danielwagner,naming convention should be D2_DIVE02_SPEC01BIO
08/30/2015,00:57:34,danielwagner,back to collection
08/30/2015,00:58:03,danielwagner,well done!
08/30/2015,00:58:17,danielwagner,thank you!
08/30/2015,00:58:39,danielwagner,collected Chrysopathes sp.,  LAT :19.80220, LON : -156.12633, DEPTH : 388.9422m
08/30/2015,00:59:47,Amy, Daniel, I haven't heard you mention Dendrobathes or Dendrobathypathes.  Do you know how to distinguish those genera?
08/30/2015,01:00:43,Amy, On that red coral comment, actually you can't always tell the color of the skeleton
08/30/2015,01:00:52,Amy, the tissue can be redder than the skeleton
08/30/2015,01:03:06,danielwagner,Chrysopathes sp. has primary pinnules arranged in six rows, Dendropathes has primary pinnules in 4 rows
08/30/2015,01:05:06,okexnav,LAT :19.80209, LON : -156.12636, DEPTH : 391.5343m, TEMP :  8.30188C, SAL : 34.20343 PSU, DO :  2.68703 mg/L
08/30/2015,01:05:11,Amy, Thanks I didn't know the main characters
08/30/2015,01:06:55,danielwagner,opresko's 2005 paper has the main characters of those genera http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/document/42089
08/30/2015,01:08:26,Amy, THanks Daniel, I have it, but not a key to go thru the genera
08/30/2015,01:08:34,okeanosexplorer,ASR Spheriodiscus ammophilis
08/30/2015,01:08:42,Amy, I always think these stars look like cookies
08/30/2015,01:09:20,okeanosexplorer,They are actually called cookie stars believe it or not
08/30/2015,01:11:01,danielwagner,ZOA
08/30/2015,01:11:39,Amy, Epigonid or apogonid?
08/30/2015,01:13:24,okeanosexplorer,Epigonid
08/30/2015,01:13:50,okeanosexplorer,Apogonids are a different, typically shallower family
08/30/2015,01:14:05,Amy, Yeah, I was wondering because they look similar, are they closely related?
08/30/2015,01:14:51,Amy, Brown zoanthid is Kauluzoanthus kerbyi
08/30/2015,01:15:05,okexnav,LAT :19.80217, LON : -156.12616, DEPTH : 389.9923m, TEMP :  8.15293C, SAL : 34.21748 PSU, DO :  2.47826 mg/L
08/30/2015,01:18:42,okeanosexplorer,FSH Epigonus glossodontus
08/30/2015,01:19:54,okeanosexplorer,FSH Satyrichthys engyceros
08/30/2015,01:20:10,Amy, If you need  a talking point, gold coral is Kulamanamana haumeae, Kaulu (of Kauluzoanthus) is the HAwaiian god that killed Haumea (the root of haumeae)
08/30/2015,01:20:29,Amy, cause it grows on the gold coral..
08/30/2015,01:20:34,Amy, Yay
08/30/2015,01:21:19,Amy, the borwn coral grwoing on the gold coral
08/30/2015,01:21:28,Amy, the brwon coral kills the gold coral
08/30/2015,01:21:33,Amy, (theoretically)
08/30/2015,01:21:40,Amy, Haumea is goddes of fertility
08/30/2015,01:22:26,okeanosexplorer,HYD Hydrodendron gorgonoide
08/30/2015,01:24:21,danielwagner,a few more interesting things about zoanthids...Native Hawaiians used to posion their spears with extracts from shallow-water zoanthids 
08/30/2015,01:24:26,okeanosexplorer,GAS cowry on the hydrozoan colony
08/30/2015,01:25:13,okexnav,LAT :19.80208, LON : -156.12614, DEPTH : 390.7763m, TEMP :  8.10625C, SAL : 34.21421 PSU, DO :  2.39525 mg/L
08/30/2015,01:27:13,Amy, Neat Daniel, I didn't know that
08/30/2015,01:27:35,okeanosexplorer,PAG Sympagus dofleini
08/30/2015,01:27:40,Amy, Pajamas
08/30/2015,01:27:49,Amy, anemone looks like
08/30/2015,01:28:37,okeanosexplorer,FSH Hoplostethus crassispinus
08/30/2015,01:29:12,danielwagner,orange roughy found at 180-1800m
08/30/2015,01:29:57,Amy, What do they eat?
08/30/2015,01:31:43,danielwagner,yes, black coral :)
08/30/2015,01:32:16,Amy, Collect!!
08/30/2015,01:32:25,Amy, New species
08/30/2015,01:32:33,Amy, :-O
08/30/2015,01:32:59,Amy,  looks like a branched radicipes
08/30/2015,01:33:00,danielwagner,yes, definitely a collectible
08/30/2015,01:33:32,Amy, nope, isidid
08/30/2015,01:33:36,Amy, ?
08/30/2015,01:33:40,Amy, yep
08/30/2015,01:33:46,Amy, Isidid definitely
08/30/2015,01:33:51,Amy, theres nodes
08/30/2015,01:35:07,okexnav,LAT :19.80197, LON : -156.12612, DEPTH : 392.3597m, TEMP :  8.22173C, SAL : 34.21483 PSU, DO :  2.64832 mg/L
08/30/2015,01:35:09,Amy, I still don't think I have collected it before..
08/30/2015,01:35:34,Amy, left side
08/30/2015,01:35:49,Amy, lasers?
08/30/2015,01:38:36,okeanosexplorer,CORI Keratoisis sp, preparing to collect
08/30/2015,01:45:06,okexnav,LAT :19.80196, LON : -156.12615, DEPTH : 393.1884m, TEMP :  8.10445C, SAL : 34.21790 PSU, DO :  2.44276 mg/L
08/30/2015,01:49:04,danielwagner,If you want to mention another native Hawaiian factoid...Ke'ahole Point is named after the "Ahole" fish (a flagtail)...this seems appropriate since there appear to be more fish than in all the ROV dives of the previous cruise combined
08/30/2015,01:55:06,okexnav,LAT :19.80183, LON : -156.12615, DEPTH : 388.7057m, TEMP :  8.27147C, SAL : 34.20667 PSU, DO :  2.68288 mg/L
08/30/2015,01:58:50,danielwagner,Bathypathes 
08/30/2015,01:59:01,danielwagner,yes, looks like conferta
08/30/2015,02:00:25,danielwagner,looks like there were calices on at least a few of those
08/30/2015,02:02:56,okeanosexplorer,Collecting dead coral branches
08/30/2015,02:05:06,okexnav,LAT :19.80180, LON : -156.12609, DEPTH : 388.9304m, TEMP :  8.22075C, SAL : 34.21202 PSU, DO :  2.59914 mg/L
08/30/2015,02:05:21,okeanosexplorer,Yea, I agree Daniel.  Might work for Dave
08/30/2015,02:07:01,danielwagner,we actually collected fossil coral off Kawaihae in ~150m a few years ago that look somehwat similar
08/30/2015,02:08:17,okeanosexplorer,Was it P compressa?
08/30/2015,02:08:33,Amy, I think some of the coral rubble is local
08/30/2015,02:08:39,Amy, like from the cotocorals
08/30/2015,02:08:44,danielwagner,yes it was mostly compressa
08/30/2015,02:09:23,Amy, seen similar accumulations at makapuu
08/30/2015,02:11:15,okeanosexplorer,Well I guess we will find out whether they are octocoral or scleractinian branches when they come up.
08/30/2015,02:12:09,danielwagner,you get to play the guess the weight game again :)
08/30/2015,02:13:19,okeanosexplorer,I will be able to take Frank and Catherine with any luck.  By the way,when do I get my trophy from last cruise?
08/30/2015,02:13:50,danielwagner,i have a 12 pack of fanta zeros in my car...
08/30/2015,02:14:11,danielwagner,i'll leave them in your lab
08/30/2015,02:14:11,okeanosexplorer,Most excellent
08/30/2015,02:14:18,Amy, barely hear you
08/30/2015,02:14:28,danielwagner,very faint
08/30/2015,02:14:42,danielwagner,yes we can hear you tara
08/30/2015,02:15:00,Amy, yes 
08/30/2015,02:15:09,okexnav,LAT :19.80180, LON : -156.12611, DEPTH : 388.9411m, TEMP :  8.15520C, SAL : 34.21138 PSU, DO :  2.51282 mg/L
08/30/2015,02:15:27,danielwagner,yes we can hear you
08/30/2015,02:16:22,danielwagner,thank you so much for the black coral!
08/30/2015,02:16:32,danielwagner,much appreciated!
08/30/2015,02:16:41,okeanosexplorer,Post dive brief at 430 HST.  Will also cover tommorrows dive
08/30/2015,02:25:07,okexnav,LAT :19.80169, LON : -156.12623, DEPTH : 156.8185m, TEMP : 20.01524C, SAL : 35.13028 PSU, DO :  6.33990 mg/L
08/30/2015,02:35:06,okexnav,LAT :19.80227, LON : -156.12624, DEPTH :   1.3813m, TEMP :  29.3144C, SAL :  34.51494 PSU, DO :   6.4816 mg/L
08/30/2015,18:11:48,okeanosexplorer,Good morning Meagan
08/30/2015,18:19:12,kelleyelliott,Good morning all - we are set for an on time ROV deployment. We'll have the pre-dive briefing at 0830 HST. Please join us on the dive by using the teleconference line below and viewing the live video feeds online:- Teleconference Line: 1-866-617-5860  tel:1-866-617-5860 , passcode: 1233796  - High resolution versions of the feeds will be available to contributing scientists during dives here: http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/media/exstream/exstream-full-res.html
08/30/2015,19:15:05,okexnav,LAT :18.95945, LON : -155.73181, DEPTH : 250.4926m, TEMP : 13.30397C, SAL : 34.32435 PSU, DO :  6.12471 mg/L
08/30/2015,19:25:06,okexnav,LAT :18.95884, LON : -155.73176, DEPTH : 444.4236m, TEMP :  7.15242C, SAL : 34.24102 PSU, DO :  1.76808 mg/L
08/30/2015,19:34:08,Amy, these look like lauuense?
08/30/2015,19:35:08,okexnav,LAT :18.95873, LON : -155.73180, DEPTH : 450.3754m, TEMP :  7.07520C, SAL : 34.24160 PSU, DO :  1.72839 mg/L
08/30/2015,19:35:41,danielwagner,sam, you should also be able to join the chatroom "navdata" which will give you continous depth, positon and environmental data
08/30/2015,19:36:19,Amy, How old is this particular flow?
08/30/2015,19:36:33,Amy, I am impressed with the abundances
08/30/2015,19:36:44,okeanosexplorer,CORO,  CTE,  URC
08/30/2015,19:38:55,Amy, I think our dive was a bit north of here…
08/30/2015,19:39:17,Amy, Pohue Bay
08/30/2015,19:45:07,okexnav,LAT :18.95843, LON : -155.73148, DEPTH : 450.3183m, TEMP :  7.08767C, SAL : 34.23706 PSU, DO :  1.72779 mg/L
08/30/2015,19:45:50,okeanosexplorer,FSH COR
08/30/2015,19:47:08,Amy, I can't tell very well, is that all black sediment in there or just smooth parts of the flow?
08/30/2015,19:48:37,Amy, Usually don't see coralliids in areas w so much sediments..  I notice they are down in the rocks sticking up right in the sediments…
08/30/2015,19:48:52,danielwagner,i agree amy
08/30/2015,19:49:19,Amy, this is a really neat location
08/30/2015,19:50:22,Amy, Would need a zoom on that one she was asking about
08/30/2015,19:50:30,Amy, too many yellow choices
08/30/2015,19:50:55,okeanosexplorer,CORO CORPL
08/30/2015,19:51:37,okeanosexplorer,CORI
08/30/2015,19:52:01,Jared, Lasers on please?
08/30/2015,19:52:05,Jared, THanks.
08/30/2015,19:53:14,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/30/2015,19:55:08,okexnav,LAT :18.95829, LON : -155.73113, DEPTH : 450.1854m, TEMP :  7.03231C, SAL : 34.24242 PSU, DO :  1.71905 mg/L
08/30/2015,19:56:00,Brendan, probably mean a snap zoom as well?
08/30/2015,20:00:19,Jared, Snap Zoom = A quick zoom in, adjustment of critical focus, and usually close-up and medium shots, time permitting. These are anywhere from 15 seconds to a minute and usually give us time to spot associates and other details.
08/30/2015,20:00:36,okeanosexplorer,FSH COR
08/30/2015,20:00:50,Brendan, got it, thinking it would help them with size estimates using the lasers
08/30/2015,20:01:28,okeanosexplorer,SPO
08/30/2015,20:02:57,Brendan, cor gold
08/30/2015,20:03:55,Brendan, that was a good size gold for a 147 year old flow
08/30/2015,20:05:07,okexnav,LAT :18.95801, LON : -155.73098, DEPTH : 450.0709m, TEMP :  7.27873C, SAL : 34.25247 PSU, DO :  1.89980 mg/L
08/30/2015,20:05:56,okeanosexplorer,COR FSH
08/30/2015,20:15:06,okexnav,LAT :18.95804, LON : -155.73097, DEPTH : 450.1629m, TEMP :  7.45840C, SAL : 34.24093 PSU, DO :  1.94913 mg/L
08/30/2015,20:17:22,rachelbassett,Much different lava morphology than yesterday
08/30/2015,20:17:38,rachelbassett,Pretty thick sediment pockets
08/30/2015,20:18:51,Brendan, cor bamboo
08/30/2015,20:19:45,Brendan, I just repeating what you call for the log as best I can while multitasking
08/30/2015,20:21:21,okeanosexplorer,SAL
08/30/2015,20:21:46,Amy, This really is a corallium haven
08/30/2015,20:21:53,Amy, Protection at this site at all?
08/30/2015,20:22:08,rachelbassett,I was wondering the same thing
08/30/2015,20:22:39,Amy, Could be acantho?  Need closer zoom
08/30/2015,20:22:45,Brendan, ridge cor multiple corallium
08/30/2015,20:23:03,Brendan, cor bamboo
08/30/2015,20:23:06,Amy, So are these rocks just weathred pillows?
08/30/2015,20:25:08,okexnav,LAT :18.95790, LON : -155.73058, DEPTH : 450.3546m, TEMP :  7.72850C, SAL : 34.23096 PSU, DO :  2.15166 mg/L
08/30/2015,20:25:17,rachelbassett,These do look like large pillows. It was a rapid flow. Any lava experts in the room?
08/30/2015,20:27:18,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/30/2015,20:29:15,Amy, Kulamanamana
08/30/2015,20:29:24,okeanosexplorer,COR
08/30/2015,20:29:26,Brendan, cor gold with host base 
08/30/2015,20:30:10,okeanosexplorer,URC
08/30/2015,20:34:34,tinamolodtsova,Ctenophore
08/30/2015,20:34:38,okeanosexplorer,ASR
08/30/2015,20:35:06,okexnav,LAT :18.95749, LON : -155.73049, DEPTH : 450.2858m, TEMP :  7.75699C, SAL : 34.22958 PSU, DO :  2.13241 mg/L
08/30/2015,20:36:26,tinamolodtsova,POL
08/30/2015,20:38:53,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/30/2015,20:39:53,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/30/2015,20:40:04,rachelbassett,Ropy lava
08/30/2015,20:40:52,Amy, This site should be protected…
08/30/2015,20:41:06,Amy, Very nice abundances
08/30/2015,20:41:07,tinamolodtsova,it is not?
08/30/2015,20:41:23,Amy, I don''t know
08/30/2015,20:41:28,Amy, ZOA on Kula
08/30/2015,20:41:41,tinamolodtsova,at least there are Zoantharians
08/30/2015,20:41:57,Brendan, Yeah I'm not so sure on the Gold ID
08/30/2015,20:42:41,Amy, has different commensals
08/30/2015,20:42:44,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/30/2015,20:42:46,rachelbassett, JUM lava (jumbled)
08/30/2015,20:43:19,tinamolodtsova,it is not too flat for acanthogorgia?
08/30/2015,20:43:39,asakomatsumoto,I'm not sure. could not check the detail....
08/30/2015,20:43:42,tinamolodtsova,ACN
08/30/2015,20:43:55,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/30/2015,20:43:58,tinamolodtsova,SPO
08/30/2015,20:44:18,Amy, CORAC I think
08/30/2015,20:44:31,tinamolodtsova,yes.. looks like Acantho
08/30/2015,20:44:39,Amy, lots of places where water seeps out
08/30/2015,20:45:06,okexnav,LAT :18.95719, LON : -155.73037, DEPTH : 450.7251m, TEMP :  7.39427C, SAL : 34.23967 PSU, DO :  1.89949 mg/L
08/30/2015,20:46:01,tinamolodtsova,no Anthomastus yet?
08/30/2015,20:46:43,Amy, Yes
08/30/2015,20:46:56,tinamolodtsova,ASR?
08/30/2015,20:47:38,tinamolodtsova,looks like Plexauridae
08/30/2015,20:47:47,okeanosexplorer,CORPL
08/30/2015,20:47:52,Amy, branches were wider that on the CORAC
08/30/2015,20:48:08,tinamolodtsova,they change color to grey when preserved
08/30/2015,20:48:37,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/30/2015,20:49:02,tinamolodtsova,nice fish
08/30/2015,20:51:09,rachelbassett, PIL
08/30/2015,20:52:42,tinamolodtsova,CORI
08/30/2015,20:52:46,okeanosexplorer,CORI
08/30/2015,20:55:07,okexnav,LAT :18.95715, LON : -155.72998, DEPTH : 448.6456m, TEMP :  7.37914C, SAL : 34.23219 PSU, DO :  1.89881 mg/L
08/30/2015,20:55:43,okeanosexplorer,HYD
08/30/2015,20:56:18,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/30/2015,20:56:23,tinamolodtsova,HOL&
08/30/2015,20:56:38,tinamolodtsova,CORI
08/30/2015,20:56:51,tinamolodtsova,FSH
08/30/2015,20:57:40,tinamolodtsova,few zooids
08/30/2015,20:57:49,okeanosexplorer,URC
08/30/2015,20:59:12,tinamolodtsova,CORI
08/30/2015,20:59:51,tinamolodtsova,CORI 
08/30/2015,21:00:02,Amy, CORAC?
08/30/2015,21:00:17,tinamolodtsova,CORPL + OPH
08/30/2015,21:01:40,tinamolodtsova,CORI
08/30/2015,21:02:03,asakomatsumoto,For me it is not clear Plexauridae or Acanthogorgia...
08/30/2015,21:02:20,okeanosexplorer,SHI 
08/30/2015,21:02:37,tinamolodtsova,Asako, I think it to be Plexauridae because it is flat and has ophiuroid
08/30/2015,21:02:50,tinamolodtsova,calyx is quite visible
08/30/2015,21:03:21,tinamolodtsova,SPO
08/30/2015,21:04:04,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/30/2015,21:04:07,asakomatsumoto,Tina, could be. I don't know how many species of Plexauridae here in Hawaii. and cannnot decide my mind with quick shot.
08/30/2015,21:04:22,tinamolodtsova,CORI
08/30/2015,21:04:36,tinamolodtsova,it is USED to be CORI
08/30/2015,21:05:08,okexnav,LAT :18.95665, LON : -155.72944, DEPTH : 450.1753m, TEMP :  7.58719C, SAL : 34.23305 PSU, DO :  2.01008 mg/L
08/30/2015,21:05:16,asakomatsumoto,Again! always seastars on "DEAD" colonies.
08/30/2015,21:05:35,tinamolodtsova,I would say 'naked'
08/30/2015,21:06:00,asakomatsumoto,do you think it grazing tissue of coral?
08/30/2015,21:06:12,tinamolodtsova,it is definitely does
08/30/2015,21:06:50,tinamolodtsova,small CORI dead
08/30/2015,21:06:54,asakomatsumoto,we have seen that they are on dead part of corals and sponges during this dive. 
08/30/2015,21:07:56,asakomatsumoto,It remainds me that Scott mentioned about microbial communities on dead part of corals and sponges.
08/30/2015,21:09:09,asakomatsumoto,not *this dive. during these cruises. (including previous cruise)
08/30/2015,21:09:21,tinamolodtsova,CORI
08/30/2015,21:09:35,tinamolodtsova,URC
08/30/2015,21:11:23,tinamolodtsova,CORI
08/30/2015,21:12:28,okeanosexplorer,CORA possible Trissopathes s
08/30/2015,21:12:42,tinamolodtsova,from this ab=ngle looks like Trissopathes for me as well
08/30/2015,21:12:59,tinamolodtsova,needed better zoom to be sure
08/30/2015,21:13:54,tinamolodtsova,thanks Chris)
08/30/2015,21:15:06,okexnav,LAT :18.95615, LON : -155.72885, DEPTH : 450.3132m, TEMP :  7.84594C, SAL : 34.22800 PSU, DO :  2.23832 mg/L
08/30/2015,21:15:12,tinamolodtsova,CORI, dead perhaps
08/30/2015,21:17:00,tinamolodtsova,CORI
08/30/2015,21:18:14,tinamolodtsova,аыр
08/30/2015,21:18:25,tinamolodtsova,ящф
08/30/2015,21:18:35,tinamolodtsova,ZOA
08/30/2015,21:18:38,Amy, Kula yes
08/30/2015,21:19:08,tinamolodtsova,polyps are ZOA
08/30/2015,21:20:25,tinamolodtsova,АЫР
08/30/2015,21:20:33,okeanosexplorer,FSH Grammacolepis brachiusculus
08/30/2015,21:20:40,tinamolodtsova,FSH
08/30/2015,21:21:50,tinamolodtsova,sorry, have to leave you 
08/30/2015,21:22:03,tinamolodtsova,wish a good like for remaining of the dive
08/30/2015,21:22:08,asakomatsumoto,see you Tina!
08/30/2015,21:22:16,tinamolodtsova,FSH
08/30/2015,21:22:34,tinamolodtsova,se you Asako
08/30/2015,21:23:01,okeanosexplorer,CORAC Acanthogorgia sp
08/30/2015,21:24:06,asakomatsumoto,Acanthogorgia
08/30/2015,21:25:06,okexnav,LAT :18.95577, LON : -155.72841, DEPTH : 448.7096m, TEMP :  7.60737C, SAL : 34.23380 PSU, DO :  2.03569 mg/L
08/30/2015,21:25:19,asakomatsumoto,there is a delay of stream as yesterday here.
08/30/2015,21:26:46,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/30/2015,21:29:48,Amy, CORPR
08/30/2015,21:35:07,okexnav,LAT :18.95539, LON : -155.72790, DEPTH : 449.2172m, TEMP :  7.65207C, SAL : 34.23188 PSU, DO :  2.06145 mg/L
08/30/2015,21:35:49,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/30/2015,21:39:39,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/30/2015,21:43:37,okeanosexplorer,COR
08/30/2015,21:44:45,asakomatsumoto,CORI
08/30/2015,21:45:08,okexnav,LAT :18.95498, LON : -155.72719, DEPTH : 449.8640m, TEMP :  7.55520C, SAL : 34.23581 PSU, DO :  1.99874 mg/L
08/30/2015,21:46:17,rachelbassett,Field of broken lava fragments.  RUB
08/30/2015,21:51:33,okeanosexplorer,URC  CORO
08/30/2015,21:53:01,Scott, Hi Chris. Just tunin in but that looked like a very small primnoid from my angle...
08/30/2015,21:53:59,Scott, Understood that Frank.
08/30/2015,21:54:51,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/30/2015,21:55:09,okexnav,LAT :18.95451, LON : -155.72666, DEPTH : 450.6135m, TEMP :  7.34480C, SAL : 34.23838 PSU, DO :  1.87921 mg/L
08/30/2015,21:55:55,Scott, CORI Keratoisis of some kind
08/30/2015,21:56:22,okeanosexplorer,URC
08/30/2015,21:56:53,asakomatsumoto,sea urchin again.
08/30/2015,21:57:44,asakomatsumoto,is it on dead part or not?
08/30/2015,21:59:57,Scott, @Asako: I think it was like yesterday - on the dead part of colony without isidid tissue.
08/30/2015,22:00:44,asakomatsumoto,@Scott: I agree with you.
08/30/2015,22:02:24,asakomatsumoto,@Scott: we also seen that sea star attached on Isidid. for me it was on the dead branches but colony itself alive.
08/30/2015,22:02:42,asakomatsumoto,at today's dive.
08/30/2015,22:05:06,okexnav,LAT :18.95392, LON : -155.72617, DEPTH : 450.8731m, TEMP :  7.34172C, SAL : 34.23721 PSU, DO :  1.87332 mg/L
08/30/2015,22:08:17,okeanosexplorer,COR
08/30/2015,22:09:54,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/30/2015,22:11:34,okeanosexplorer,CORO
08/30/2015,22:13:03,okeanosexplorer,URC
08/30/2015,22:14:15,Scott, If I recall correctly, there was a genus named Bathyalcyon that was characterized by these single large polyps; that genus was synonomized with Anthomastus. Asako: can you confirm?
08/30/2015,22:14:58,okeanosexplorer,COR
08/30/2015,22:15:07,okexnav,LAT :18.95344, LON : -155.72559, DEPTH : 450.8346m, TEMP :  7.48304C, SAL : 34.23445 PSU, DO :  1.94544 mg/L
08/30/2015,22:15:30,asakomatsumoto,could be. is there any record of Bathyalcyon in Hawaii? we have it in Japanese water.
08/30/2015,22:19:23,asakomatsumoto,Bathyalcyon robustum  http://www.marinespecies.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=724718  Versluys, 1906  http://www.marinespecies.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=724718  is the only valid species in WoRMS. 
08/30/2015,22:19:50,Scott, @Asako: was just doing the same check! :-)
08/30/2015,22:20:06,asakomatsumoto,@Scott: haha!
08/30/2015,22:20:39,asakomatsumoto,It was SIBOGA expedition. so the type locality should be Indonesian waters.
08/30/2015,22:21:12,okeanosexplorer,FSH URC
08/30/2015,22:22:08,Scott, @Asako: I see on the occurrence map that there is one record of Bathyalcyon north of the NWHI
08/30/2015,22:22:22,asakomatsumoto,MBARI took a photo of Bathyalcyon robustum  http://www.marinespecies.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=724718 . it was in Gary Williams website Calacademy.
08/30/2015,22:23:20,asakomatsumoto,@Scott: sorry it was cf. robustus. so it should be only photos.
08/30/2015,22:24:24,asakomatsumoto,http://researcharchive.calacademy.org/research/izg/Bathyalcyon.html
08/30/2015,22:24:33,Scott, @Asako: I know a Bathyalcyon-like coral was collected on the recent Nautilus expedition to the Galapagos Rift, so perhaps genetic analysis will determine whether it is a type of Anthomastus or something unique.
08/30/2015,22:25:07,okexnav,LAT :18.95311, LON : -155.72515, DEPTH : 448.8498m, TEMP :  6.94029C, SAL : 34.24304 PSU, DO :  1.66560 mg/L
08/30/2015,22:25:48,asakomatsumoto,@Scott: great! please let me know when you had information about Galapagos specimen.
08/30/2015,22:35:07,okexnav,LAT :18.95310, LON : -155.72506, DEPTH : 449.9734m, TEMP :  6.75156C, SAL : 34.25259 PSU, DO :  1.57096 mg/L
08/30/2015,22:36:39,Brendan, 3.3 pounds just to put pressure on Chris
08/30/2015,22:38:52,Brendan, so about 1.5 kilos mission accomplished
08/30/2015,22:40:43,Brendan, already I'm going home, will try and log back in then. 
08/30/2015,22:40:57,Brendan, Have fun
08/30/2015,22:41:39,Brendan, Oh I'm in HNL Sept 13 -16 and again on the 21st
08/30/2015,22:45:07,okexnav,LAT :18.95305, LON : -155.72496, DEPTH : 450.2296m, TEMP :  6.78368C, SAL : 34.24744 PSU, DO :  1.56263 mg/L
08/30/2015,22:55:09,okexnav,LAT :18.95308, LON : -155.72420, DEPTH : 450.3124m, TEMP :  6.73391C, SAL : 34.24995 PSU, DO :  1.55866 mg/L
08/30/2015,22:59:55,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/30/2015,23:00:37,okeanosexplorer,COR
08/30/2015,23:02:01,okeanosexplorer,FSH ASR COR
08/30/2015,23:04:17,Amy, Kula with kerbyi
08/30/2015,23:05:06,okexnav,LAT :18.95273, LON : -155.72363, DEPTH : 449.8732m, TEMP :  6.97007C, SAL : 34.23952 PSU, DO :  1.67023 mg/L
08/30/2015,23:05:22,Amy, Not one I've seen before
08/30/2015,23:06:36,okeanosexplorer,CRA
08/30/2015,23:06:53,okeanosexplorer,CORPL
08/30/2015,23:07:54,Amy, CORAC
08/30/2015,23:14:59,asakomatsumoto,CORPL?
08/30/2015,23:15:08,okexnav,LAT :18.95255, LON : -155.72271, DEPTH : 450.1601m, TEMP :  7.00854C, SAL : 34.24219 PSU, DO :  1.68619 mg/L
08/30/2015,23:19:13,okeanosexplorer,CORPL
08/30/2015,23:23:16,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/30/2015,23:24:23,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/30/2015,23:25:07,okexnav,LAT :18.95218, LON : -155.72194, DEPTH : 449.8711m, TEMP :  7.24905C, SAL : 34.24216 PSU, DO :  1.81431 mg/L
08/30/2015,23:27:22,Amy, ZOA
08/30/2015,23:27:28,Amy, I couldn't tell if gold
08/30/2015,23:28:21,okeanosexplorer,CORPL
08/30/2015,23:29:00,Amy, Is that a xenophyophore?
08/30/2015,23:31:52,Amy, They are Forams
08/30/2015,23:31:56,Amy, giant forams
08/30/2015,23:32:03,okeanosexplorer,XEN
08/30/2015,23:34:24,okeanosexplorer,FELO
08/30/2015,23:35:09,okexnav,LAT :18.95196, LON : -155.72108, DEPTH : 450.1577m, TEMP :  7.53152C, SAL : 34.22108 PSU, DO :  1.99173 mg/L
08/30/2015,23:36:44,okeanosexplorer,ASR 
08/30/2015,23:39:04,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/30/2015,23:40:08,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/30/2015,23:45:09,okexnav,LAT :18.95163, LON : -155.72034, DEPTH : 449.4131m, TEMP :  7.49226C, SAL : 34.23253 PSU, DO :  1.95564 mg/L
08/30/2015,23:46:46,asakomatsumoto,Did you said Callogorgia? For me, the polyp looks perpendicular to axis.....
08/30/2015,23:47:22,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/30/2015,23:49:05,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/30/2015,23:49:54,asakomatsumoto,Callogorgia polyps bend upward.
08/30/2015,23:52:04,asakomatsumoto,sorry. my video stream delays and my comments are not in time.
08/30/2015,23:52:45,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/30/2015,23:55:07,okexnav,LAT :18.95141, LON : -155.71945, DEPTH : 450.7330m, TEMP :  7.78956C, SAL : 34.21459 PSU, DO :  2.18112 mg/L