09/01/2015,00:02:02,asakomatsumoto,video back here.
09/01/2015,00:02:11,Amy, We lost you right after I wrote that
09/01/2015,00:02:22,Amy, We are deeper than those have been collected so it could be new
09/01/2015,00:04:16,asakomatsumoto,video frozen and shortly back and frozen again.
09/01/2015,00:04:38,asakomatsumoto,I agree with Amy that to collect CORPR from this depth.
09/01/2015,00:09:44,Scott, Tough going today for the shore-based crowd…
09/01/2015,00:13:24,asakomatsumoto,video back.
09/01/2015,00:14:17,asakomatsumoto,and stopped...
09/01/2015,00:14:19,Andrea, and stopped...
09/01/2015,00:14:45,Scott, ;-
09/01/2015,00:16:24,Andrea, CORPR Narella 
09/01/2015,00:17:27,brucemundy,Lost the telecon just as I asked a question:-(
09/01/2015,00:18:26,asakomatsumoto,Lets find small thin primnoid with perpendicular polyps.
09/01/2015,00:18:58,brucemundy,The question was "About how many different coral species do you see on these dives? Dozens? Hundreds? You seem to be able to say quickly if they are identified species or something new.
09/01/2015,00:20:08,Andrea, ASR Hymenaster
09/01/2015,00:23:02,Andrea, and we lost you
09/01/2015,00:23:13,brucemundy,Thanks Chris. We got part of your answer up to "about 30 species on some dives and on other dives ...". You came back for a couple of seconds before talking to the pilot, but I guess we will have to wait until another day for the whole answer.
09/01/2015,00:23:33,asakomatsumoto,Aimy and I are just thinking that we find new primnoid to us on this dive. and also find new Bathyalcyon-like during yesterday dive (agree Scott?)
09/01/2015,00:24:54,asakomatsumoto,*Amy
09/01/2015,00:25:27,asakomatsumoto,video frozen....
09/01/2015,00:25:39,Scott, @Asako: if you are asking if I think we should collect a Bathyalcyon if we see one - yes!
09/01/2015,00:28:09,asakomatsumoto,@Scott: I just wanted you confirm if you agree that it was new record from this region :) YES, we should collect it. is there any possiblity to dive that depth again?
09/01/2015,00:29:44,asakomatsumoto,I told Tina that we have seen Bathyalcyon yesterday and about Galapagos materials you mentioned. she will contact you abou it.
09/01/2015,00:30:00,Scott, @Asako: Ah! Perhaps the final dive will be in that depth range. Yes, I think yesterday's sighting - if that is what it was - is a new record for Bathyalcyon.
09/01/2015,00:30:20,Scott, @Asako: next two dives are deep.
09/01/2015,00:31:00,asakomatsumoto,@Scott: Thank you! so we still have a chance to collect primnoid on this dive.
09/01/2015,00:31:25,Scott, Will check my database...
09/01/2015,00:32:18,asakomatsumoto,it looks different..polyps slightly downward...and video frozen.
09/01/2015,00:33:04,asakomatsumoto,however, we can collect it if you do not have time to leave. it may also worth to see.
09/01/2015,00:34:22,Scott, I certainly am not against collecting it. I can't tell if this is different from the Narella dichotoma I collected on Cross and Bishop Seamounts at about 1300-1400 m.
09/01/2015,00:35:20,Scott, But I haven't collected in this depth range out here.
09/01/2015,00:35:47,brucemundy,Nematocarcinus at base SHI
09/01/2015,00:35:50,brucemundy,OPh\H
09/01/2015,00:35:57,brucemundy,*OPH
09/01/2015,00:36:43,asakomatsumoto,video pixelized but it looks perpendicular polyps.
09/01/2015,00:37:27,Scott, This one has upturned polyps...
09/01/2015,00:37:48,asakomatsumoto,I think it is not Narella. I think we can collect this.
09/01/2015,00:39:12,brucemundy,More dead sponges than live animals again
09/01/2015,00:40:41,brucemundy,brisingid seastar?
09/01/2015,00:41:13,asakomatsumoto,video shortly stopped.
09/01/2015,00:43:03,asakomatsumoto,and frozen again.
09/01/2015,00:44:14,asakomatsumoto,wide fan shape could be downward polyps one. perpendicular polyps had thinner colony shape.
09/01/2015,00:45:07,okexnav,LAT :18.97693, LON : -157.11067, DEPTH :2637.9836m, TEMP :  1.57324C, SAL : 34.67268 PSU, DO :  3.69333 mg/L
09/01/2015,00:46:39,asakomatsumoto,looks good.
09/01/2015,00:47:14,Scott, The "perfect" branches don't remind me of Narella...
09/01/2015,00:48:08,asakomatsumoto,it is not Narella for me...
09/01/2015,00:50:00,brucemundy,Theme tune from "Jaws", please
09/01/2015,00:51:19,asakomatsumoto,The polyps remind me Candidella or Parastenella..
09/01/2015,00:54:00,Scott, CORA
09/01/2015,00:54:12,Scott, Bathypathes of some kind
09/01/2015,00:55:09,okexnav,LAT :18.97698, LON : -157.11063, DEPTH :2638.2264m, TEMP :  1.57747C, SAL : 34.67148 PSU, DO :  3.73103 mg/L
09/01/2015,00:55:43,Scott, Could be Chris… I'm not as familiar with Umbellapathes
09/01/2015,00:56:20,Scott, A better guess is Schizopathes
09/01/2015,00:56:40,Scott, http://archive.serpentproject.com/2544/
09/01/2015,00:57:15,Scott, http://19thcenturyscience.org/HMSC/HMSC-Reports/Zool-80/text/p008.jpg
09/01/2015,00:58:44,Scott, The genus Schizopathes
09/01/2015,00:59:18,Scott, Only one species described… Schizopathes affinis  http://www.marinespecies.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=283956  Brook, 1889
09/01/2015,00:59:37,Scott, Sorry! 3 species
09/01/2015,00:59:53,Scott, 4 species! Final answer.
09/01/2015,01:01:24,Scott, Okay - 3 species because one was transferred to Bathypathes. But none known from central Pacific, so this is a great collection.
09/01/2015,01:03:47,Andrea, so 3 is the magic number? ;)
09/01/2015,01:04:59,Scott, haha! According to WoRMS, anyway!
09/01/2015,01:06:04,asakomatsumoto,video frozen so often. did we collect both Primnoid and Schizopathes?
09/01/2015,01:10:21,Scott, Not sure what happened. Don't think the Schizopathes has been collected (yet?)
09/01/2015,01:11:19,asakomatsumoto,I also not sure about Primnoid. did ROV already off bottom????
09/01/2015,01:14:02,Scott, Hard to tell with all the freezing...
09/01/2015,01:15:07,okexnav,LAT :18.97617, LON : -157.11101, DEPTH :2339.2872m, TEMP :  1.79218C, SAL : 34.65572 PSU, DO :  3.29188 mg/L
09/01/2015,01:15:29,asakomatsumoto,I can't get information from the streaming.
09/01/2015,01:17:24,Scott, Based on OKEXNAV, we are now at 2339 m, so must be coming up (last depth was 2638 m)
09/01/2015,01:17:50,Scott, Tomorrow I fly to Hawaii so I will not be present for the dive. Have fun!
09/01/2015,01:18:08,asakomatsumoto,Thank you Scott! have a safe trip to Hawaii!
09/01/2015,01:18:53,Scott, Thanks.
09/01/2015,01:19:32,asakomatsumoto,Thank you for excellent view of today's dive. see you tomorrow.
09/01/2015,01:25:20,okexnav,LAT :18.97707, LON : -157.11041, DEPTH :2031.6550m, TEMP :  2.06656C, SAL : 34.63409 PSU, DO :  2.87134 mg/L
09/01/2015,01:35:08,okexnav,LAT :18.97786, LON : -157.10997, DEPTH :1740.6738m, TEMP :  2.43722C, SAL : 34.60926 PSU, DO :  2.44324 mg/L
09/01/2015,01:45:08,okexnav,LAT :18.97860, LON : -157.10907, DEPTH :1436.6548m, TEMP :  3.05142C, SAL : 34.57540 PSU, DO :  1.96180 mg/L
09/01/2015,01:56:10,okexnav,LAT :18.97965, LON : -157.10817, DEPTH :1133.7871m, TEMP :  3.82924C, SAL : 34.54132 PSU, DO :  1.61937 mg/L
09/01/2015,02:05:05,okexnav,LAT :18.98042, LON : -157.10739, DEPTH : 833.3224m, TEMP :  4.77367C, SAL : 34.48550 PSU, DO :  1.40462 mg/L
09/01/2015,02:16:49,okexnav,LAT :18.98146, LON : -157.10670, DEPTH : 521.2321m, TEMP :  6.54837C, SAL : 34.27939 PSU, DO :  1.36399 mg/L
09/01/2015,02:25:05,okexnav,LAT :18.98197, LON : -157.10611, DEPTH : 216.1077m, TEMP : 16.35078C, SAL : 34.45665 PSU, DO :  5.28121 mg/L
09/01/2015,02:35:17,okexnav,LAT :18.98288, LON : -157.10490, DEPTH :  21.7775m, TEMP : 28.74645C, SAL : 34.54637 PSU, DO :  6.52255 mg/L
09/01/2015,02:45:34,okexnav,LAT :ERROR, LON : ERROR, DEPTH :m, TEMP : C, SAL :  PSU, DO :  mg/L
09/01/2015,18:33:19,kelleyelliott,Good morning all, ROV Deep Discoverer is in the water an en route to the seafloor at 1000m on Swordfish Seamount for dive 05 of the expedition. This dive will be on the summit of Swordfish seamount that forms a ridge in the north-south direction. The objectives are to survey a completely unexplored area for corals and sponges, gathering information on whether high density communities can be found on ridge topography and that the orientation of the ridge is important.  The depth of this dive is at the bottom of the Oxygen Minimum Zone (OMZ) and will also provide information on the effects of the OMZ on deep sea coral communities.  No previous dives have ever been conducted on this site.  The target start point of the dive will be just below the crest of the ridge at a depth of 1115m. The ROV will survey east up to the ridge crest at 1065m. The ROV will then turn south and follow the ridge crest up to a final depth of 1008m.
09/01/2015,18:33:43,kelleyelliott,Please join us on the dive by using the teleconference line below and viewing the live video feeds online:\n- Teleconference Line: 1-866-617-5860, passcode: 1233796  \n- 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
09/01/2015,18:33:53,Amy, What is expected bottom time?
09/01/2015,18:35:07,okexnav,LAT :18.31235, LON : -158.45637, DEPTH : 212.6187m, TEMP : 17.70379C, SAL : 34.77603 PSU, DO :  5.99038 mg/L
09/01/2015,18:37:15,Amy, Can hear conf call on the live feed
09/01/2015,18:45:25,okexnav,LAT :18.31217, LON : -158.45576, DEPTH : 526.0015m, TEMP :  6.33506C, SAL : 34.20687 PSU, DO :  1.84595 mg/L
09/01/2015,18:55:06,okexnav,LAT :18.31265, LON : -158.45537, DEPTH : 841.7198m, TEMP :  4.89566C, SAL : 34.47207 PSU, DO :  1.53645 mg/L
09/01/2015,19:05:43,okexnav,LAT :18.31257, LON : -158.45553, DEPTH :1072.2688m, TEMP :  3.83696C, SAL : 34.53335 PSU, DO :  1.73995 mg/L
09/01/2015,19:05:55,ircecc,(Bruce Mundy) - Screen frozen at IRC. Can't see the fish. Arrrrgh!
09/01/2015,19:08:22,Amy, thinkin kishinouyei?
09/01/2015,19:15:06,okexnav,LAT :18.31255, LON : -158.45543, DEPTH :1072.3247m, TEMP :  3.72600C, SAL : 34.54179 PSU, DO :  1.78094 mg/L
09/01/2015,19:25:06,okexnav,LAT :18.31253, LON : -158.45546, DEPTH :1071.4407m, TEMP :  3.68081C, SAL : 34.54454 PSU, DO :  1.80218 mg/L
09/01/2015,19:31:54,brucemundy,SHI
09/01/2015,19:32:00,brucemundy,Nematocarcinus
09/01/2015,19:32:40,brucemundy,URC
09/01/2015,19:34:34,Scott, Cerianthid
09/01/2015,19:34:48,brucemundy,ACN
09/01/2015,19:35:04,Scott, This bottom looks a lot like yesterday, and different from leg 2…
09/01/2015,19:35:42,okexnav,LAT :18.31238, LON : -158.45532, DEPTH :1062.6838m, TEMP :  3.68065C, SAL : 34.54349 PSU, DO :  1.80514 mg/L
09/01/2015,19:35:58,rachelbassett, CMECS Unc/NA, Lava RUB and MUD
09/01/2015,19:37:05,Scott, Flight is boarding! See you in HI soon.
09/01/2015,19:37:23,brucemundy,ASR
09/01/2015,19:37:26,okeanosexplorer,ASR
09/01/2015,19:39:32,brucemundy,COR
09/01/2015,19:40:20,brucemundy,COR
09/01/2015,19:40:43,brucemundy,OPH
09/01/2015,19:41:08,brucemundy,FSH
09/01/2015,19:41:18,brucemundy,Ophidiidae
09/01/2015,19:41:50,brucemundy,Can't get an ID from the dorsal view. Maybe Pycnocraspedum?
09/01/2015,19:42:47,brucemundy,URC
09/01/2015,19:43:21,rachelbassett, CMECS Rock/NA, Lava outcrop
09/01/2015,19:44:21,brucemundy,COR  OPH
09/01/2015,19:44:29,Amy, actaully looks like scleractinian
09/01/2015,19:45:09,okexnav,LAT :18.31211, LON : -158.45503, DEPTH :1046.6805m, TEMP :  3.82356C, SAL : 34.53501 PSU, DO :  1.76356 mg/L
09/01/2015,19:46:17,Amy, some good currents there
09/01/2015,19:46:19,Amy, CORAC
09/01/2015,19:46:22,Amy, with OPH
09/01/2015,19:49:25,brucemundy,URC
09/01/2015,19:49:36,brucemundy,ACN
09/01/2015,19:50:52,Amy, Chuanax
09/01/2015,19:51:47,Amy, I don't remember them being so dorsoventrally flattened?
09/01/2015,19:52:10,Amy, I agree mouth looks different too
09/01/2015,19:52:46,Amy, choppy video and audio
09/01/2015,19:53:58,Amy, what is that thing on his nose?
09/01/2015,19:55:07,okexnav,LAT :18.31204, LON : -158.45490, DEPTH :1043.5265m, TEMP :  3.84996C, SAL : 34.53289 PSU, DO :  1.73385 mg/L
09/01/2015,19:59:29,J.R., Jointed lava outcrops
09/01/2015,20:00:07,rachelbassett, CMECS Rock/NA, Lava jointed outcrop
09/01/2015,20:00:35,brucemundy,The family for the fish is probably Ogcocephalidae.  Halieutopsis bathyoreos Bradbury is a deep-dwelling species that was described from a specimen collected at 1500 m on Horizon Guyot, where we will be going in another week. We need to investigate Halieutopsis as a possibility. There are several species.
09/01/2015,20:01:51,J.R., @Rachel- what is you code definition for CMECS/NA?
09/01/2015,20:03:57,rachelbassett,CMECS = Coastal and Marine Ecological Classification Standard
09/01/2015,20:04:22,rachelbassett, The notation is Primary substrate/Secondary substrate then a description of each
09/01/2015,20:04:43,rachelbassett,Sometimes there is no secondary substrate so we use NA
09/01/2015,20:04:57,rachelbassett,Does that help?
09/01/2015,20:05:12,okexnav,LAT :18.31185, LON : -158.45470, DEPTH :1028.2333m, TEMP :  3.99854C, SAL : 34.52100 PSU, DO :  1.66542 mg/L
09/01/2015,20:06:36,rachelbassett, CMECS Rock/NA, Consolidated lava boulder outcrop.
09/01/2015,20:06:45,Amy, what are sampling limits for today?
09/01/2015,20:08:00,Amy, isidid
09/01/2015,20:08:03,Amy, can see nodes
09/01/2015,20:08:11,Amy, conf line breaking up
09/01/2015,20:09:02,okeanosexplorer,CORI
09/01/2015,20:09:11,Amy, conf line audio back
09/01/2015,20:10:40,rachelbassett, CMECS Rock/NA, Large lava outcrop. Consolidated medium boulders.
09/01/2015,20:11:00,rachelbassett,WAL
09/01/2015,20:11:07,brucemundy,More on the batfish - Halieutopsis margaretae Ho & Shao, 2007 is another species in the genus that has been found north of Maui (21°15’N,156°18’W) and west of French Frigate Shoals (position not specified) at 684-729 m. So, there is more than one possibility for the fish that we saw a while back.
09/01/2015,20:12:39,brucemundy,See http://fishdb.sinica.edu.tw/pdf/75.pdf
09/01/2015,20:12:43,Amy, Wild!
09/01/2015,20:15:06,okexnav,LAT :18.31160, LON : -158.45444, DEPTH :1014.7751m, TEMP :  4.01619C, SAL : 34.51904 PSU, DO :  1.63927 mg/L
09/01/2015,20:15:15,Amy, Is the last dive of this leg still the 3rd?
09/01/2015,20:16:15,Amy, Cool, thanks!
09/01/2015,20:16:51,Amy, Local school is doing an ROV competition and was trying to give them dates to watch for inspriation of seeing how things work at sea and what you can do with an ROV.
09/01/2015,20:17:24,okeanosexplorer,CORPL
09/01/2015,20:18:43,J.R., @Rachel- Yes, thanks, understood.  Was not familiar with that scheme.
09/01/2015,20:18:44,Amy, Cornerstone Learning Community
09/01/2015,20:18:50,Amy, in Tallahassee
09/01/2015,20:20:20,rachelbassett,Any ideas on this COR species?
09/01/2015,20:20:26,Amy, Emily's team won the competition last year by the way (not that I'm bragging or anything) ;-)
09/01/2015,20:20:40,Amy, I agree Anthothela/Victorogorgia
09/01/2015,20:20:58,Amy, SQA
09/01/2015,20:23:38,rachelbassett, CMECS Unc/NA, Lava gravel and MUD
09/01/2015,20:25:07,okexnav,LAT :18.31129, LON : -158.45472, DEPTH :1012.1921m, TEMP :  3.96356C, SAL : 34.52423 PSU, DO :  1.66461 mg/L
09/01/2015,20:26:21,Amy, CORO Anthomastidae
09/01/2015,20:26:28,rachelbassett,SHI
09/01/2015,20:26:36,Amy, Collect rock w anthomastus?
09/01/2015,20:26:39,brucemundy,SHI  Nematocarcinus
09/01/2015,20:27:54,asakomatsumoto,If you find one polyp Anthomastus, it is interesting species, Bathyalcyon.
09/01/2015,20:29:12,asakomatsumoto,we passed through during 450m transect dive. If you can collect, it is the first record for this region.
09/01/2015,20:29:45,Amy, They both look same to me too
09/01/2015,20:30:58,rachelbassett, CMECS Rock/Unc, Lava RUB/Lava gravel and Mud
09/01/2015,20:35:07,okexnav,LAT :18.31121, LON : -158.45472, DEPTH :1013.5226m, TEMP :  3.95195C, SAL : 34.52564 PSU, DO :  1.68618 mg/L
09/01/2015,20:37:21,J.R., Not in ECC, but can call in if you want…
09/01/2015,20:41:15,tinamolodtsova,what is collected&
09/01/2015,20:42:13,tinamolodtsova,is it Anthomastus?
09/01/2015,20:42:21,Amy, Yes tina
09/01/2015,20:42:34,Amy, It has siphonozoids on the stalk and striped poylps
09/01/2015,20:44:12,tinamolodtsova,yes, I am looking back
09/01/2015,20:45:10,okexnav,LAT :18.31123, LON : -158.45471, DEPTH :1013.4811m, TEMP :  3.93198C, SAL : 34.52772 PSU, DO :  1.69311 mg/L
09/01/2015,20:45:24,tinamolodtsova,and it has ophiuroid... 
09/01/2015,20:45:35,tinamolodtsova,i mean the larger one
09/01/2015,20:45:42,Amy, Tina what characters do you use to distinguish Anthomastus from Psuedoanthomastus
09/01/2015,20:45:44,Amy, ?
09/01/2015,20:46:07,tinamolodtsova,usually I use sclerites
09/01/2015,20:46:22,tinamolodtsova,but in the same time 
09/01/2015,20:48:07,tinamolodtsova,generally Pseudoamthomastus has stalk separated from capitulum, rather uniformly arramged sclerites at autozooids and large siphonozooids
09/01/2015,20:48:37,tinamolodtsova,it can be a polychaete,, but it is not necessary
09/01/2015,20:48:51,Amy, So can you tell what this one is?  Or would you need sclerites?
09/01/2015,20:50:27,Amy, I'll be back in a bit..
09/01/2015,20:52:10,tinamolodtsova,this one is apparently Anthomastus
09/01/2015,20:54:41,rachelbassett, CMECS Unc/Rock, MUD and lava gravel/lava boulders and outcrops
09/01/2015,20:55:08,okexnav,LAT :18.31091, LON : -158.45485, DEPTH :1010.6652m, TEMP :  3.95212C, SAL : 34.52587 PSU, DO :  1.67582 mg/L
09/01/2015,20:55:46,tinamolodtsova,a specimen was collected from Nekker Ridge 1723 m 16 Oct 2011 Pisces DSR/V sample 14
09/01/2015,20:56:04,tinamolodtsova,lost audio
09/01/2015,20:56:15,rachelbassett, CMECS Rock/Unc, Lava Boulders/MUD and lava gravel
09/01/2015,20:57:17,asakomatsumoto,video frozen
09/01/2015,20:57:29,asakomatsumoto,back
09/01/2015,20:57:57,tinamolodtsova,CORPR, it is really odd
09/01/2015,20:58:05,tinamolodtsova,OPH
09/01/2015,20:59:21,tinamolodtsova,SHI
09/01/2015,20:59:55,tinamolodtsova,CORI whip
09/01/2015,21:01:02,tinamolodtsova,ACN
09/01/2015,21:01:26,brucemundy,SHI
09/01/2015,21:02:35,tinamolodtsova,CORPL?
09/01/2015,21:03:56,tinamolodtsova,urc
09/01/2015,21:05:45,tinamolodtsova,URC
09/01/2015,21:07:27,tinamolodtsova,SHI
09/01/2015,21:07:58,tinamolodtsova,OPH
09/01/2015,21:09:45,tinamolodtsova,SPO
09/01/2015,21:10:32,brucemundy,FSH
09/01/2015,21:10:43,tinamolodtsova,SHI
09/01/2015,21:10:55,asakomatsumoto,what is the difference of color of the bottom? looks dark and white
09/01/2015,21:10:59,brucemundy,Yup, Sladenia (Lophiidae)
09/01/2015,21:11:04,tinamolodtsova,URC
09/01/2015,21:11:19,Andrea, what species of Sladenia in the area?
09/01/2015,21:11:58,tinamolodtsova,nice legs...
09/01/2015,21:12:15,asakomatsumoto,Thank you for the color explanation!
09/01/2015,21:12:52,tinamolodtsova,it is girl?
09/01/2015,21:12:57,tinamolodtsova,Crab
09/01/2015,21:13:08,Andrea, likely a girl, some evidence that males are much smaller in the genus
09/01/2015,21:13:24,asakomatsumoto,I can see fishing rod.
09/01/2015,21:13:52,tinamolodtsova,SOP
09/01/2015,21:13:59,tinamolodtsova,SPO)
09/01/2015,21:14:04,Nicole, I wonder if the lack of reaction to ROV indicates lack of natural predators as well
09/01/2015,21:14:54,Andrea, some individuals of the same species can react differently-i.e., be attracted or repelled
09/01/2015,21:15:00,okeanosexplorer,CRA Lomoha williamsi
09/01/2015,21:15:16,Nicole, Thank Andrea!
09/01/2015,21:15:23,Nicole, thanks*
09/01/2015,21:15:40,tinamolodtsova,OPHs
09/01/2015,21:16:02,okeanosexplorer,CN Actinoscyphia sp
09/01/2015,21:16:47,tinamolodtsova,ASR
09/01/2015,21:17:01,brucemundy,Sladenia in the region were identified as Sladenia remiger Smith & Radcliffe 1912, described from the Gulf of Tomini, Sulawesi, Indonesia (not the Philippines as I said on the telecon). More recently, Sladenia zhui Ni, Wu & Li 2012 was described from an undersea ridge west of the Ryukyu Islands, at 28°09'N, 126°58'E. To me, that suggests that the species identification of the Sladenia that we see in the Hawaiian Islands needs to be revisited.
09/01/2015,21:17:05,rachelbassett, CMECS Rock/NA, layered lava WAL
09/01/2015,21:17:24,rachelbassett, CMECS Unc/NA, Lava RUB and MUD
09/01/2015,21:19:56,tinamolodtsova,victorgorgia?
09/01/2015,21:20:13,okeanosexplorer,CORO Victorigorgia nuttingi
09/01/2015,21:22:26,tinamolodtsova,shi
09/01/2015,21:22:47,okeanosexplorer,CORO Anthomurica tenuispina cf
09/01/2015,21:23:15,tinamolodtsova,OPH 2 Spp
09/01/2015,21:23:22,tinamolodtsova,CORAC
09/01/2015,21:24:22,rachelbassett, CMECS Rock/Unc, Lava boulders/gravel and MUD
09/01/2015,21:24:55,tinamolodtsova,urc
09/01/2015,21:25:17,rachelbassett, CMECS Unc/NA, lava gravel and MUD field. These fields show prominent rippling.
09/01/2015,21:25:23,tinamolodtsova,CORC CORAC
09/01/2015,21:26:21,Roland, hows the Audio and video streams?
09/01/2015,21:26:39,rachelbassett,Lava boulder outcrops
09/01/2015,21:26:52,brucemundy,@Roland - Very good here at IRC
09/01/2015,21:26:53,tinamolodtsova,A&V is better than yesterday, some freezes but ok
09/01/2015,21:27:05,tinamolodtsova,CORI whip
09/01/2015,21:27:19,rachelbassett,LIG SED blanket
09/01/2015,21:27:25,asakomatsumoto,@Roland: good here in Japan
09/01/2015,21:27:50,tinamolodtsova,FSH
09/01/2015,21:27:55,tinamolodtsova,SHI\n
09/01/2015,21:31:00,rachelbassett, CMECS Rock/NA, Lava outcrop. Fairly consolidated.
09/01/2015,21:31:11,tinamolodtsova,SHI
09/01/2015,21:31:21,tinamolodtsova,SQA
09/01/2015,21:31:25,tinamolodtsova,on CORA
09/01/2015,21:31:59,tinamolodtsova,ACN
09/01/2015,21:32:31,tinamolodtsova,OPH at stone and at Victirgi=orgia
09/01/2015,21:32:36,okeanosexplorer,SPO Regadrella sp
09/01/2015,21:35:24,tinamolodtsova,SHI
09/01/2015,21:35:37,rachelbassett,Large Lava outcrop. high coral density!
09/01/2015,21:35:37,tinamolodtsova,acn
09/01/2015,21:35:38,asakomatsumoto,great density
09/01/2015,21:35:49,tinamolodtsova,OPH
09/01/2015,21:37:54,asakomatsumoto,Plexaurida-like
09/01/2015,21:38:26,asakomatsumoto,for me...
09/01/2015,21:38:48,okeanosexplorer,CORPL
09/01/2015,21:38:53,tinamolodtsova,FOR ME IT IS TOO MUCH BLUR TO DECIDE
09/01/2015,21:39:02,tinamolodtsova,sorry
09/01/2015,21:39:39,tinamolodtsova,I do not see calices
09/01/2015,21:39:56,tinamolodtsova,video frozen
09/01/2015,21:40:33,Steve, video dropout here too
09/01/2015,21:40:37,tinamolodtsova,ok...connection is lost. we losxt them in the chatroom as well
09/01/2015,21:40:37,asakomatsumoto,frozen too
09/01/2015,21:42:38,Steve, vid back
09/01/2015,21:42:41,asakomatsumoto,back
09/01/2015,21:42:47,tinamolodtsova,CORC +OPH+BAR
09/01/2015,21:43:22,tinamolodtsova,+HYD
09/01/2015,21:45:35,tinamolodtsova,not really sure.. can be Kamptozoa
09/01/2015,21:47:35,tinamolodtsova,a lot of anastomoses
09/01/2015,21:48:06,tinamolodtsova,CORI whip at back
09/01/2015,21:48:47,tinamolodtsova,you are not going collect? where Amy?
09/01/2015,21:49:01,asakomatsumoto,collect?
09/01/2015,21:49:19,Brendan, I was wondering same thing about collecting
09/01/2015,21:49:36,Brendan, I think Amy step away for a little bit
09/01/2015,21:49:43,tinamolodtsova,it is a bit weird for me..
09/01/2015,21:49:54,asakomatsumoto,and she did not come back yet
09/01/2015,21:50:41,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Metallogorgia
09/01/2015,21:50:50,tinamolodtsova,SHI
09/01/2015,21:50:56,tinamolodtsova,OPH
09/01/2015,21:52:51,rachelbassett,Still on a large lava ridge or outcrop.
09/01/2015,21:53:01,tinamolodtsova,nice picture
09/01/2015,21:53:27,rachelbassett, CMECS Rock/NA, Large lava outcrop
09/01/2015,21:54:05,Steve, ACN
09/01/2015,21:54:21,tinamolodtsova,what is yellow colony?
09/01/2015,21:56:03,rachelbassett,Solidified lava flow between the slabs
09/01/2015,21:57:26,tinamolodtsova,sthis one looks like CORAC, but there were colonies with polyps only from one side
09/01/2015,21:57:49,asakomatsumoto,this looks Acanthogorgia 
09/01/2015,22:04:37,tinamolodtsova,FSH
09/01/2015,22:05:00,brucemundy,Where was the fish?
09/01/2015,22:06:19,tinamolodtsova,yep. small one
09/01/2015,22:06:47,brucemundy,Missed it. Oh well ...
09/01/2015,22:07:46,Steve, video choppy
09/01/2015,22:09:08,asakomatsumoto,video pixelized...
09/01/2015,22:09:58,tinamolodtsova,honestly, I do not know
09/01/2015,22:10:30,tinamolodtsova,the position of polyps is interesting
09/01/2015,22:10:33,brucemundy,SHI
09/01/2015,22:10:37,tinamolodtsova,SHI
09/01/2015,22:11:34,brucemundy,OPH
09/01/2015,22:11:47,tinamolodtsova,on CORAC
09/01/2015,22:12:36,asakomatsumoto,it reminds me Muriceidae....but totally difficult.
09/01/2015,22:13:47,brucemundy,SHI   Nematocarcinus
09/01/2015,22:14:02,tinamolodtsova,CORO
09/01/2015,22:14:17,tinamolodtsova,zoom down
09/01/2015,22:16:53,tinamolodtsova,CORI whip
09/01/2015,22:16:54,rachelbassett, CMECS Rock/Unc, Lava boulders and large outcrop/LIG SED blanket between ROC
09/01/2015,22:17:51,rachelbassett,Can we get lasers?
09/01/2015,22:18:17,tinamolodtsova,CRA on CORC
09/01/2015,22:18:51,tinamolodtsova,+OPH
09/01/2015,22:18:51,rachelbassett,Thanks!
09/01/2015,22:19:02,tinamolodtsova,and I lost audio
09/01/2015,22:19:46,tinamolodtsova,SQA
09/01/2015,22:21:04,tinamolodtsova,no 
09/01/2015,22:21:39,tinamolodtsova,Scleractinia
09/01/2015,22:21:55,okeanosexplorer,COR scleratinia
09/01/2015,22:22:08,tinamolodtsova,Madrepora?
09/01/2015,22:22:27,asakomatsumoto,imagine how it is difficult to focus on..
09/01/2015,22:26:05,asakomatsumoto,Why the orientation of fan are perpendicular... it looks the substrate cannot move or rolling. 
09/01/2015,22:26:55,tinamolodtsova,take fallen branchlets
09/01/2015,22:30:32,tinamolodtsova,Chris, zoom at  fallen dead branchlet ahead. what is growing at?
09/01/2015,22:30:47,brucemundy,Amazing work with the ROV arm!  I was on a Pisces submersible dive when we tried to collect something like this and it was impossible. I'm very impressed.
09/01/2015,22:31:51,tinamolodtsova,little bit ahead
09/01/2015,22:32:49,tinamolodtsova,SHI
09/01/2015,22:37:15,tinamolodtsova,CRI on COR
09/01/2015,22:37:17,rachelbassett,lave WAL.
09/01/2015,22:37:20,rachelbassett,Wow!
09/01/2015,22:38:12,rachelbassett, CMECS ROC/NA, Lava WAL and slump.
09/01/2015,22:40:17,rachelbassett,White substance on lava boulder. CAR?
09/01/2015,22:40:59,brucemundy,FSH
09/01/2015,22:41:49,brucemundy,Can't see the eel well enough for an ID. Could have been a synaphobranchid, but can't say for sure. Looked more elongate than the Synaphobranchus that we've been seeing in deeper water.
09/01/2015,22:44:14,okexnav,LAT :18.30903, LON : -158.45426, DEPTH : 969.1232m, TEMP :  4.01729C, SAL : 34.41521 PSU, DO :  1.62589 mg/L
09/01/2015,22:46:24,tinamolodtsova,capcoral down under rock
09/01/2015,22:46:31,tinamolodtsova,cupcoral
09/01/2015,22:49:14,okexnav,LAT :18.30904, LON : -158.45425, DEPTH : 969.1564m, TEMP :  4.01256C, SAL : 34.41181 PSU, DO :  1.62862 mg/L
09/01/2015,22:49:55,tinamolodtsova,zoom at coral requested
09/01/2015,22:50:13,tinamolodtsova,where the rock was
09/01/2015,22:51:20,asakomatsumoto,video choppy
09/01/2015,22:52:33,tinamolodtsova,cannot see any more
09/01/2015,22:54:10,brucemundy,FSH
09/01/2015,22:55:08,okexnav,LAT :18.30906, LON : -158.45426, DEPTH : 970.3044m, TEMP :  4.06597C, SAL : 34.40869 PSU, DO :  1.56689 mg/L
09/01/2015,22:55:34,brucemundy,Synaphobranchidae. Ilyophinae?
09/01/2015,22:55:51,tinamolodtsova,CORI whip
09/01/2015,22:55:51,Amy, If you see another one of the yellow one-sided octos, can we zoom in again?  I missed it
09/01/2015,22:56:21,brucemundy,Stop it Chris! You are embarrassing me. Plus, Jack Randall is still the world authority, at least for the shallow-water fauna.
09/01/2015,22:57:33,tinamolodtsova,SHI
09/01/2015,22:58:31,Amy, CORC amid boulder coverd in CORAC
09/01/2015,22:58:54,tinamolodtsova,Amy you have missed a lot
09/01/2015,22:59:14,Amy, yeah, sorry, was driving home and dinner time
09/01/2015,22:59:19,Amy, what did you see?
09/01/2015,22:59:32,tinamolodtsova,huge Scleractinians
09/01/2015,22:59:49,Amy, Really?!  How bigis huge?
09/01/2015,23:00:13,tinamolodtsova,and nice Corallium - Chris told Pleurocorallium and that you have collected it.. twice
09/01/2015,23:00:24,tinamolodtsova,SQA
09/01/2015,23:00:54,rachelbassett,Lava SCP. Jointed WAL
09/01/2015,23:01:31,Amy, Nikki sent me a picture of the Coraliids, looked like probably ducale?
09/01/2015,23:01:37,brucemundy,FSH
09/01/2015,23:01:37,rachelbassett,Lava boulder field. Fairly steep rise.
09/01/2015,23:01:51,Amy, Anyone get a frame grab of the scleractinians?
09/01/2015,23:02:17,rachelbassett,Yep. You want to email you a couple?
09/01/2015,23:02:20,tinamolodtsova,Chris has. 
09/01/2015,23:02:28,tinamolodtsova,SHI
09/01/2015,23:02:49,tinamolodtsova,OPH at rock
09/01/2015,23:03:09,brucemundy,Synaphobranchidae
09/01/2015,23:03:14,tinamolodtsova,they collected scleractinian
09/01/2015,23:03:16,Amy, Yes please Rachel
09/01/2015,23:03:23,Amy, Great they collected it
09/01/2015,23:04:17,tinamolodtsova,for me looked like Madrepora, but I am not a specialist
09/01/2015,23:05:08,okexnav,LAT :18.30890, LON : -158.45403, DEPTH : 961.4358m, TEMP :  4.30659C, SAL : 34.38772 PSU, DO :  1.56451 mg/L
09/01/2015,23:05:49,tinamolodtsova,OPH
09/01/2015,23:06:57,Amy, Can we zoom on one of the larger fuzzier yellow ones?
09/01/2015,23:07:14,tinamolodtsova,decapoda
09/01/2015,23:07:48,Amy, mayeb zoom on both yellow since they are next to each other so we can compare?
09/01/2015,23:08:12,tinamolodtsova,shi
09/01/2015,23:08:19,brucemundy,Allen Andrews just sent me some screen grabs of the synaphobranchid. The mouth does not look large enough for a Synaphobranchus or Histiobranchus. I think that it was in the subfamily Ilyophinae, but I can't say which genus or species now.
09/01/2015,23:08:54,Amy, Any chance we can collect?
09/01/2015,23:09:15,tinamolodtsova,it cannot be CORI?
09/01/2015,23:09:22,Amy, This looks like the same 2 species we were trying to sort out at the previous leg at one site, one is clearly acanthogorgia and the other is harder to tell.  
09/01/2015,23:09:28,Amy, Collect one we zoomed on?
09/01/2015,23:09:45,tinamolodtsova,we are in monument?
09/01/2015,23:10:06,Amy, There's a delay, sorry
09/01/2015,23:10:29,Amy, What other bio have we collected?  I saw scleractinian was collected, any others?
09/01/2015,23:10:33,tinamolodtsova,it is definitely not CORAC and I do not think it to be CORPL
09/01/2015,23:10:42,asakomatsumoto,for me, I cannot say it is Acanthogorgia.
09/01/2015,23:11:05,Amy, I think its worth collecting, but open to others' opinions
09/01/2015,23:11:06,asakomatsumoto,so I do not change my mind for this images.
09/01/2015,23:11:14,Amy, I haven't seen enough of dive to know if there is a higher priority target
09/01/2015,23:11:27,Amy, but this is the second site of the 2 legs we saw it and questioned its ID
09/01/2015,23:11:36,tinamolodtsova,it is a strange thing,
09/01/2015,23:12:04,tinamolodtsova,what Scott told about?
09/01/2015,23:12:20,asakomatsumoto,@Tina: I agree with you that it is not CORAC. but not sure if it is AC or not.
09/01/2015,23:12:26,asakomatsumoto,sorry PL or not.
09/01/2015,23:12:55,tinamolodtsova,I want to see axe
09/01/2015,23:14:01,tinamolodtsova,POL
09/01/2015,23:14:24,tinamolodtsova,Chris if any chance, can you send us on-deck picture?
09/01/2015,23:15:07,okexnav,LAT :18.30888, LON : -158.45403, DEPTH : 961.4388m, TEMP :  4.31644C, SAL : 34.38587 PSU, DO :  1.50960 mg/L
09/01/2015,23:19:33,Amy, BEEEEEP
09/01/2015,23:19:55,asakomatsumoto,what happend!?
09/01/2015,23:21:34,tinamolodtsova,CRI Commatulid
09/01/2015,23:23:34,tinamolodtsova,shi
09/01/2015,23:24:04,tinamolodtsova,OPH
09/01/2015,23:24:25,Amy, did we lose it?
09/01/2015,23:24:38,tinamolodtsova,yes
09/01/2015,23:25:06,tinamolodtsova,SHI
09/01/2015,23:25:07,okexnav,LAT :18.30886, LON : -158.45389, DEPTH : 959.7821m, TEMP :  4.34319C, SAL : 34.38346 PSU, DO :  1.51341 mg/L
09/01/2015,23:25:28,Amy, if we get to another place we can collect one, probably worth trying again, unless we see another high priority one
09/01/2015,23:26:27,tinamolodtsova,asr
09/01/2015,23:26:41,asakomatsumoto,At least there seems to be two different yellow species.
09/01/2015,23:26:48,tinamolodtsova,SHIs
09/01/2015,23:27:06,tinamolodtsova,asr
09/01/2015,23:27:44,tinamolodtsova,sqa
09/01/2015,23:28:07,tinamolodtsova,OPH
09/01/2015,23:28:55,tinamolodtsova,ASR
09/01/2015,23:29:44,tinamolodtsova,SQA
09/01/2015,23:30:15,tinamolodtsova,URC
09/01/2015,23:30:33,tinamolodtsova,ASR
09/01/2015,23:30:39,Amy, Zoom on purple tre like one?
09/01/2015,23:31:02,asakomatsumoto,white and purple
09/01/2015,23:31:18,tinamolodtsova,SHI
09/01/2015,23:31:24,brucemundy,Nemaatocarcinus
09/01/2015,23:31:26,Amy, loose rock w some of those?
09/01/2015,23:31:28,asakomatsumoto,Have you ever collected purple one?
09/01/2015,23:31:35,brucemundy,FHS
09/01/2015,23:31:42,brucemundy,fish tail
09/01/2015,23:31:58,tinamolodtsova,not with ROV
09/01/2015,23:32:02,Amy, looks like 8 tentacles though
09/01/2015,23:32:32,Amy, find a rock w some of those?
09/01/2015,23:32:46,brucemundy,Can't tell if that is an ophidiiform or an anguilliform from just the tail.
09/01/2015,23:32:49,asakomatsumoto,good idea Amy
09/01/2015,23:33:19,rachelbassett, CMECS ROC/NA, Lava boulder outcropping
09/01/2015,23:33:54,tinamolodtsova,SPO SQA SHI
09/01/2015,23:34:30,asakomatsumoto,@Tina: it was purple? I have collected white one not by ROV.
09/01/2015,23:35:06,okexnav,LAT :18.30874, LON : -158.45382, DEPTH : 955.2174m, TEMP :  4.33794C, SAL : 34.38527 PSU, DO :  1.51161 mg/L
09/01/2015,23:35:17,tinamolodtsova,purple. Phil has it.
09/01/2015,23:35:49,brucemundy,FSH
09/01/2015,23:35:49,asakomatsumoto,@Tina:where is the locality?
09/01/2015,23:35:52,tinamolodtsova,something wrong with light
09/01/2015,23:35:54,brucemundy,Ophidiiformes
09/01/2015,23:36:41,brucemundy,Ophidiidae
09/01/2015,23:36:46,tinamolodtsova,ACNs
09/01/2015,23:37:32,asakomatsumoto,purple oct only inhabit on upper rockbed....
09/01/2015,23:38:21,tinamolodtsova,no, I had one at Ampere
09/01/2015,23:39:40,Amy, Tine what do you think the purple is?
09/01/2015,23:39:43,Amy, Tina
09/01/2015,23:40:00,rachelbassett,A'a flow outcropping
09/01/2015,23:40:28,tinamolodtsova,SPO
09/01/2015,23:42:02,tinamolodtsova,URC
09/01/2015,23:42:06,tinamolodtsova,GAS
09/01/2015,23:42:33,tinamolodtsova,SQA
09/01/2015,23:42:34,Amy, If U think its important, go for it
09/01/2015,23:42:47,tinamolodtsova,OPH
09/01/2015,23:43:13,Jared, We can't hear the telecon from UH
09/01/2015,23:43:57,asakomatsumoto,these white oct are color morph of purple or not.....
09/01/2015,23:45:07,okexnav,LAT :18.30864, LON : -158.45393, DEPTH : 953.2565m, TEMP :  4.34270C, SAL : 34.44518 PSU, DO :  1.54096 mg/L
09/01/2015,23:46:10,brucemundy,Okeanos has been dropped from the telecon. IRC hears UH.
09/01/2015,23:46:35,Jared, Confirm that, Bruce. Thanks.
09/01/2015,23:48:37,brucemundy,I don
09/01/2015,23:48:54,tinamolodtsova,can we zoom at yellow coral?
09/01/2015,23:49:01,tinamolodtsova,after?
09/01/2015,23:50:10,asakomatsumoto,what is the one left to yellow coral?
09/01/2015,23:50:25,tinamolodtsova,seaurchin
09/01/2015,23:50:39,asakomatsumoto,Thank you Tina.
09/01/2015,23:51:07,brucemundy,I don't have an idea about the recent ophidiiform. It doesn't seem to match anything very well. Maybe it was in the Bythitdae, not the Ophidiidae. For the Ophidiidae, the closest things that I find are Pycnocraspedum armatum, but it didn't look righ for that. There is one report of a Monomitopus species from the Hawaiian Islands, but no information or images. The fish is a puzzle. Perhaps it was something new for the region.
09/01/2015,23:51:13,tinamolodtsova,ASR
09/01/2015,23:52:04,tinamolodtsova,COR scleractinia?
09/01/2015,23:53:20,tinamolodtsova,FSH
09/01/2015,23:55:10,okexnav,LAT :18.30847, LON : -158.45389, DEPTH : 957.9888m, TEMP :  4.31617C, SAL : 34.37955 PSU, DO :  1.52817 mg/L
09/01/2015,23:55:11,rachelbassett, CMECS ROC/NA, Lave outcrops/lava gravel,MUD 
09/01/2015,23:55:51,tinamolodtsova,CRA
09/01/2015,23:56:46,rachelbassett,Somewhat flat field of gravel and MUD with large sporadic outcrops.
09/01/2015,23:57:41,rachelbassett,Transitioned to medium size lave boulders
09/01/2015,23:59:15,brucemundy,All of us at the IRC have to leave early today. Matt and Susan just left. I'll be going in a few minutes. This has been a really interesting dive. I'm sorry that I will miss the rest of it. Back tomorrow.
09/01/2015,23:59:59,tinamolodtsova,me too, it is aa bit late here