09/03/2015,00:00:14,brucemundy,I sent Andrea Quattrini screen grabs of the bythitid. She replied "Yes, absolutely  a bythitid. I would even go so far as to say Diplacanthopoma sp.."
09/03/2015,00:00:23,J.R., FYI- We haven't been able to find an official record of the group name "Geologists Seamounts"
09/03/2015,00:05:16,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,00:05:38,brucemundy,Another s\ynaphobranchid
09/03/2015,00:05:49,brucemundy,*synaphobranchid
09/03/2015,00:05:52,brucemundy,FH
09/03/2015,00:05:56,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,00:07:26,brucemundy,Ophidiidae
09/03/2015,00:08:11,brucemundy,Looks like what we've been calling a Bassogigas species. The head is distinctly more concave and the snout less rounded that the Bassozetus species.
09/03/2015,00:08:50,brucemundy,Short pectoral fins, which eliminates some possibilities for the genus
09/03/2015,00:09:09,brucemundy,Nice video! Great piloting.
09/03/2015,00:10:36,brucemundy,Bassogigas gilli is a circumglobal species. The only other species, Bassogigas walkeri, is only known from the Marianas
09/03/2015,00:12:08,rachelbassett,Very large Square shaped slab. Lava? Bedrock?
09/03/2015,00:12:31,brucemundy,To my knowledge, there are no previous records of Bassogigas from the region of the Hawaiian Islands, although it was expected here. There have been few other explorations of these depths before, which is an explanation for the lack of previous records.
09/03/2015,00:12:43,Scott, Mike says probably bedrock for large chunks on left
09/03/2015,00:13:47,rachelbassett,thanks Scott
09/03/2015,00:19:02,brucemundy,video frozen and OE audio lost at IRC
09/03/2015,00:19:02,asakomatsumoto,video frozen
09/03/2015,00:20:50,Jared, Video frozen
09/03/2015,00:23:03,brucemundy,Thanks Chris and all.  I really enjoyed this dive. Some fish that I could identify and some that I could not (below family). I look forward to tomorrow. Aloha.
09/03/2015,00:23:22,michaelparke,Another great dive
09/03/2015,00:24:19,asakomatsumoto,Thank you for your impressive dive. it was exciting to see this wonderful scenary. see you tomorrow.
09/03/2015,00:26:08,okexnav,LAT :19.22758, LON : -157.61547, DEPTH :1984.0688m, TEMP :  2.21911C, SAL : 34.62194 PSU, DO :  2.70062 mg/L
09/03/2015,00:27:22,rachelbassett,Thanks all! Beautiful dive. See you tomorrow.
09/03/2015,00:35:32,okexnav,LAT :19.22727, LON : -157.61541, DEPTH :1716.3478m, TEMP :  2.47018C, SAL : 34.60698 PSU, DO :  2.44397 mg/L
09/03/2015,00:45:23,okexnav,LAT :19.22660, LON : -157.61594, DEPTH :1406.2267m, TEMP :  3.11278C, SAL : 34.56983 PSU, DO :  2.01120 mg/L
09/03/2015,00:49:14,okeanosexplorer,Planning call is now happening\n\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
09/03/2015,00:55:13,okexnav,LAT :19.22532, LON : -157.61632, DEPTH :1103.5934m, TEMP :  3.89057C, SAL : 34.53800 PSU, DO :  1.62126 mg/L
09/03/2015,01:06:00,okexnav,LAT :19.22401, LON : -157.61682, DEPTH : 793.3114m, TEMP :  5.06054C, SAL : 34.46041 PSU, DO :  1.42662 mg/L
09/03/2015,01:15:07,okexnav,LAT :19.22259, LON : -157.61746, DEPTH : 492.2807m, TEMP :  6.66980C, SAL : 34.17794 PSU, DO :  1.94078 mg/L
09/03/2015,01:25:10,okexnav,LAT :19.22097, LON : -157.61797, DEPTH : 179.8475m, TEMP : 20.33763C, SAL : 35.16594 PSU, DO :  6.20687 mg/L
09/03/2015,01:35:08,okexnav,LAT :19.21961, LON : -157.61801, DEPTH :  44.5633m, TEMP : 27.48367C, SAL : 34.43472 PSU, DO :  6.83199 mg/L
09/03/2015,01:45:08,okexnav,LAT :ERROR, LON : ERROR, DEPTH :m, TEMP : C, SAL :  PSU, DO :  mg/L
09/03/2015,18:39:56,brucemundy,Video is intermittently back at IRC, but often tessallated.
09/03/2015,18:49:58,Roland, Good Morning all,  How are our streams looking at your various locations.  If you can private chat me with your Location and if you are monitoring at an ECC or via I-2 or regular home/office internet I-1
09/03/2015,19:02:35,danielwarren,That is a picture that will make you nervous
09/03/2015,19:12:32,andrewobrien,Testing Evenlog
09/03/2015,19:12:54,Roland, It's working
09/03/2015,19:16:12,danielwarren,Hi Kelley.
09/03/2015,19:16:53,kelleyelliott,Morning Dan
09/03/2015,19:18:21,okeanosexplorer,Aloha Jen
09/03/2015,19:20:27,danielwarren,Some reference images of S-19 can be found at http://www.navsource.org/archives/08/08124.htm 
09/03/2015,19:20:51,jennifermckinnon,Hi Okeanos! Hi Hans!
09/03/2015,19:22:40,okeanosexplorer,Glad you coud make it...
09/03/2015,19:23:43,okeanosexplorer,Hawaii actually has several of these hard working early S-1 class boats.
09/03/2015,19:23:55,okeanosexplorer,on the bottom.
09/03/2015,19:24:46,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,19:24:50,rachelbassett, CMECS Unc/NA, SED
09/03/2015,19:24:56,brucemundy,Lots of FSH
09/03/2015,19:26:08,danielwarren,ant
09/03/2015,19:26:11,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,19:26:30,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,19:26:46,brucemundy,SHI
09/03/2015,19:27:34,brucemundy,I hear an echo on the Telecon. Does someone away from the ship have an open mic?
09/03/2015,19:28:13,brucemundy,Heterocarpus with a spot on the side
09/03/2015,19:28:33,brucemundy,Polymixia swam quickly past
09/03/2015,19:28:54,Scott, That shrimp swimming by is a female bearing eggs (purplish) below the abdomen
09/03/2015,19:29:12,brucemundy,Heterocarpus ensifer
09/03/2015,19:29:31,Scott, URC
09/03/2015,19:30:18,Scott, ACN
09/03/2015,19:30:46,asakomatsumoto,@Scott: Good morning Scott. we can have a chance to see Bathyalcyon-like at this depth :)
09/03/2015,19:31:23,danielwarren,can anyone read the can
09/03/2015,19:32:32,Scott, @Asako: good morning!
09/03/2015,19:33:00,kimfaulk,Aloha Okeanos.  Looking great
09/03/2015,19:33:46,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,19:33:56,brucemundy,Chrionema (Percophidae)
09/03/2015,19:35:12,brucemundy,Myctophid on feed 2
09/03/2015,19:36:13,danielwarren,ANT more debris
09/03/2015,19:36:17,rachelbassett,Flat, SAD bottom. No ripples in this area.
09/03/2015,19:36:36,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,19:36:42,brucemundy,Another Chrionema?
09/03/2015,19:37:04,Andrea, looks like it
09/03/2015,19:37:18,brucemundy,Chrionema chryseres
09/03/2015,19:38:14,rachelbassett,Ripples in the SAD are back.
09/03/2015,19:38:39,brucemundy,FSh
09/03/2015,19:45:16,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,19:45:38,brucemundy,Small silver fish, swam by quickly
09/03/2015,19:46:04,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,19:48:24,brucemundy,URC
09/03/2015,19:49:25,brucemundy,URC
09/03/2015,19:53:52,Jared, Looks dark here
09/03/2015,19:54:12,kimfaulk,the degraded feed is really dark
09/03/2015,19:54:23,brucemundy,COR
09/03/2015,19:54:30,kimfaulk,thanks
09/03/2015,19:55:20,danielwarren,Looks like they removed the dive planes on the stern.  Images of stern on http://www.navsource.org/archives/08/08124.htm
09/03/2015,19:55:30,Scott, The density of settling animals is higher than I expected.
09/03/2015,19:55:50,danielwarren,Only the plan braces are still present
09/03/2015,19:55:52,brucemundy,CRI or brisingid ASR
09/03/2015,19:56:11,rachelbassett,CRI
09/03/2015,19:56:16,rachelbassett,CRI
09/03/2015,19:56:36,kimfaulk,are you sending off the quad view to the web today?  Or just the planar view?
09/03/2015,19:56:41,Scott, Looks like a whip coral on top
09/03/2015,19:57:58,danielwarren,That looks like keel or sked on bottom right.  Looks like port list.
09/03/2015,19:59:19,Scott, Also looks like a non-Thouarella fan-like primnoid on left back side
09/03/2015,19:59:33,brucemundy,FHS
09/03/2015,19:59:37,brucemundy,*FSH
09/03/2015,19:59:44,Scott, CORI "Lepidisis"
09/03/2015,19:59:45,brucemundy,Laemonema rhodochir
09/03/2015,20:00:01,brucemundy,URC
09/03/2015,20:00:13,brucemundy,SHI
09/03/2015,20:00:50,Scott, Many ZOA overgrowing Thouarella
09/03/2015,20:00:51,brucemundy,Plesionaka pacifica
09/03/2015,20:00:52,asakomatsumoto,are they Thouarella? shape looks like..
09/03/2015,20:00:57,brucemundy,FHS
09/03/2015,20:00:59,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,20:01:00,rachelbassett,Can we get laser?
09/03/2015,20:01:08,brucemundy,Scorpaenidae
09/03/2015,20:01:24,Scott, @Asako: Yes, Thouarella. Frank says they have been identified from previous dives.
09/03/2015,20:01:45,brucemundy,Pontinus macrocephalus ?
09/03/2015,20:01:51,danielwarren,looks like some rusticle growth.
09/03/2015,20:01:57,asakomatsumoto,@Scott: great thanks. this is first Thouarella for me to see during these cruises.
09/03/2015,20:02:06,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,20:02:25,brucemundy,Laemonema rhodochir (Moridae). Maybe the same individual
09/03/2015,20:04:17,brucemundy,Are the lasers on?
09/03/2015,20:07:12,brucemundy,COR
09/03/2015,20:07:14,brucemundy,URC
09/03/2015,20:07:29,Scott, @Asako: Frank and Chris noted yesterday (in the pre-dive briefing) that the presence of Thouarella on the sub is very unusual because they don't find it elsewhere in the area!
09/03/2015,20:07:43,brucemundy,OPH
09/03/2015,20:08:04,Scott, CORA
09/03/2015,20:08:11,Scott, Sorry - CORI
09/03/2015,20:08:44,okeanosexplorer,not a lot of rusticle though
09/03/2015,20:08:53,asakomatsumoto,@Scott: very impressive information. I'm curious why it happens? what is the differnce between rocks and sub as substrate.
09/03/2015,20:09:49,Scott, @Asako: that is indeed the question we are all interested in answering! On the first dive of the next leg we will dive on pinnacles near here so can compare the corals there to those on this sub.
09/03/2015,20:10:49,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,20:10:53,danielwarren,those may be periscope tubes
09/03/2015,20:11:14,asakomatsumoto,@Scott: thats sounds good that we can compare. really interesting.
09/03/2015,20:11:31,Scott, CORI Acanella
09/03/2015,20:11:31,brucemundy,SHI
09/03/2015,20:11:57,Scott, Frank: I must have misheard you yesterday - I thought you said there were no bamboo corals on the sub!
09/03/2015,20:12:18,brucemundy,The fish were probably Scorpaenidae
09/03/2015,20:13:05,brucemundy,The shrimp was a Plesionaka pacifica
09/03/2015,20:13:34,brucemundy,FSH on sediment. Chrionema chryseres ?
09/03/2015,20:14:04,danielwarren,Rusticle growths larger near seafloor.
09/03/2015,20:14:04,Scott, Chris - you are very hard to hear on the conference line. Not sure what audio is like on video stream.
09/03/2015,20:14:24,okeanosexplorer,really dripping off the keel
09/03/2015,20:14:53,Scott, CORI Lepidisis
09/03/2015,20:15:23,Scott, Hans and Frank volume level is perfect. Chris still barely audible.
09/03/2015,20:15:25,frankcantelas,zoom?
09/03/2015,20:18:17,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,20:18:29,brucemundy,Epigonidae
09/03/2015,20:18:40,brucemundy,Scorpaenidae
09/03/2015,20:18:56,Scott, This planar white coral isn't a THouarella, but is likely a prinoid. Is it worth a zoom, or do you know what it is?
09/03/2015,20:19:05,brucemundy,Another Pontinus macrocephalus (Largehead scorpionfish)
09/03/2015,20:19:39,brucemundy,SHI
09/03/2015,20:19:41,Scott, Callogorgia
09/03/2015,20:19:48,brucemundy,Plesionaka pacifica
09/03/2015,20:20:13,Scott, Different fish to left
09/03/2015,20:20:28,brucemundy,*Plesionika
09/03/2015,20:20:50,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,20:21:29,Scott, COR Acanthogorgia?
09/03/2015,20:22:19,brucemundy,Chrionema chryseres (Goldblotched duckbill, Percophidae)
09/03/2015,20:22:51,danielwarren,Hans was the hull riveted or welded on this sub?
09/03/2015,20:23:15,Scott, Interesting that the corals are along the side and not on the high point.
09/03/2015,20:23:20,frankcantelas,this looks like the area of the deck expnded for the deck gun
09/03/2015,20:23:30,asakomatsumoto,@Scott: is there no presence of Plumarella here in Hawai?
09/03/2015,20:23:52,brucemundy,URC
09/03/2015,20:24:54,Scott, @Asako: according to the HURL guide, Plumarella circumoperculum is here. See http://www.soest.hawaii.edu/HURL/animals/id/cnidarians/gorgonians/hawaiid/pages/HURLGorgonians1D_057.htm and nearby images
09/03/2015,20:25:36,Scott, Perhaps a Canidella gigantea on right lower
09/03/2015,20:26:29,jennifermckinnon,http://navsource.org/archives/08/sboats/0816011.jpg  You can see the rivets in this photo
09/03/2015,20:26:37,Scott, CORO stoloniferan overgrowth on sub
09/03/2015,20:26:47,brucemundy,SHI
09/03/2015,20:26:47,asakomatsumoto,@Scott: thanks. because there is Thouarella, I thought Plumarella also may happen.
09/03/2015,20:27:24,okeanosexplorer,Dan, picturs I have here of S-1 class look like welded hull plates, but bilge keel maybe rivetted?
09/03/2015,20:27:38,Scott, CORA whip "Stichopathes"
09/03/2015,20:28:25,danielwarren,Looks that way.  Thanks for the images Jen.
09/03/2015,20:30:35,danielwarren,Getting some SAD buildup on this part of hull
09/03/2015,20:31:19,danielwarren,Can we zoom on the side just below railing remnant?
09/03/2015,20:32:28,brucemundy,@Chris - You are more faint than Frank and Hans on the telecon. Can you adjust your mic?
09/03/2015,20:33:38,danielwarren,Interesting difference in discoloration along the plate boundary.
09/03/2015,20:33:55,brucemundy,CTE
09/03/2015,20:34:08,Scott, Good eye Bruce!
09/03/2015,20:34:32,Scott, Tentacles retracted
09/03/2015,20:34:35,brucemundy,Can't remember how to spell the genus.  Lyroctis?
09/03/2015,20:34:39,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,20:34:42,brucemundy,eel 
09/03/2015,20:35:12,brucemundy,Can't see it well enough to guess even the family. The fauna at this depth is very well known, though.
09/03/2015,20:35:55,Scott, @Bruce: Lyrocteis
09/03/2015,20:36:03,brucemundy,*Lyrocteis
09/03/2015,20:36:17,melaniedamour,Possibly original hull plate versus repair.
09/03/2015,20:36:37,brucemundy,@Scott - Thanks. My typing and research are slow.
09/03/2015,20:37:19,brucemundy,@Hans - JPU = Just publishable unit
09/03/2015,20:37:48,brucemundy,Or LPU = least publishable unit
09/03/2015,20:38:18,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,20:38:25,brucemundy,Chrionema chryseres
09/03/2015,20:38:49,Scott, These primnoid fans have grown to an impressive size in  75 years...
09/03/2015,20:39:24,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,20:39:33,melaniedamour,It's a biological and a chemical process.
09/03/2015,20:39:50,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,20:40:04,brucemundy,Could be deepwater cardinalfishes (Epigonidae)
09/03/2015,20:40:12,Scott, I think I see a couple of HYD Corymorphids
09/03/2015,20:40:26,asakomatsumoto,is that SPO?
09/03/2015,20:41:03,okeanosexplorer,bio chemical prcess...yes exactly thanks for reminding me
09/03/2015,20:41:19,melaniedamour,;)
09/03/2015,20:43:18,Scott, CORO could be an Anthothelidae
09/03/2015,20:46:41,Scott, Lots of Stichopathes forward
09/03/2015,20:46:48,Scott, And there is an Anthomastus
09/03/2015,20:48:08,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,20:48:11,brucemundy,Pontinus
09/03/2015,20:48:19,brucemundy,CRI
09/03/2015,20:48:22,asakomatsumoto,another whip
09/03/2015,20:48:28,brucemundy,ACN
09/03/2015,20:48:36,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,20:48:50,brucemundy,Pontinus macrocephalus
09/03/2015,20:49:26,brucemundy,SHI
09/03/2015,20:49:32,brucemundy,Plesionika
09/03/2015,20:50:50,brucemundy,CRI
09/03/2015,20:51:03,Scott, Not sure what the lone "sparse bush" coral was on top of bow.
09/03/2015,20:51:03,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,20:51:07,brucemundy,Epigonidae
09/03/2015,20:51:28,brucemundy,Epigonus species. not E. atherinoides, but I can't guess further
09/03/2015,20:51:31,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,20:51:34,brucemundy,Pontinus
09/03/2015,20:51:37,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,20:52:02,brucemundy,Laemonema rhodochir FCOD
09/03/2015,20:52:49,brucemundy,CRI
09/03/2015,20:53:45,danielwarren,Nice!
09/03/2015,20:54:18,danielwarren,tow hawser still attached and in good condition
09/03/2015,20:54:22,melaniedamour,Hans is enjoying himself way too much.
09/03/2015,20:55:03,brucemundy,That's an archaeology question, not an ichthyology one.
09/03/2015,20:55:10,danielwarren,The "official" birthday of the beer can is January 24, 1935.
09/03/2015,20:55:24,brucemundy,Thanks! That was quick.
09/03/2015,20:55:32,danielwarren,google
09/03/2015,20:56:08,rachelbassett,can we get a close up on the scleractinian?
09/03/2015,20:57:08,danielwarren,nice view of the port torpedo tubes
09/03/2015,20:57:48,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,20:57:51,brucemundy,Pontinus
09/03/2015,20:57:56,danielwarren,Looks like breach in hull behind tow rope
09/03/2015,20:59:36,rachelbassett,CORM?
09/03/2015,20:59:41,brucemundy,ACN
09/03/2015,21:00:10,brucemundy,CRI
09/03/2015,21:00:13,okeanosexplorer,bow plane mechanisms removed fom sub prior to sinking...no bow plnes...?
09/03/2015,21:00:32,okeanosexplorer,wholebow area free flooding, not part of the pressure hull
09/03/2015,21:01:21,danielwarren,Looks like a lot of the breaches are intentional from removal of hull components
09/03/2015,21:04:07,okeanosexplorer,I'd agree with that...
09/03/2015,21:05:21,danielwarren,What type of coral or organisms are colonizing on the rusticles?  
09/03/2015,21:05:30,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,21:05:30,danielwarren,along the bottom
09/03/2015,21:05:36,danielwarren,of the hull
09/03/2015,21:05:37,brucemundy,Hollardia goslinei
09/03/2015,21:06:03,danielwarren,Interesting to see them growing on the rusticles.
09/03/2015,21:06:27,brucemundy,Hawaiian spikefish (Triacanthodidae)
09/03/2015,21:07:54,danielwarren,Drain holes in deck
09/03/2015,21:08:34,danielwarren,I think the bar might be supprt for the jumpwire and aerial
09/03/2015,21:08:36,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,21:08:42,brucemundy,Pontinus
09/03/2015,21:09:02,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,21:09:07,brucemundy,Epigonus
09/03/2015,21:09:26,Scott, @Daniel: Just saw your question about the corals growing on the rusticles… The small white polyps are mostly a stoloniferous (which means growing like a ribbon) octocoral, and mixed in with them are zoanthids.
09/03/2015,21:09:57,brucemundy,SHI
09/03/2015,21:10:02,brucemundy,Plesionika
09/03/2015,21:10:24,danielwarren,Thanks Scott.
09/03/2015,21:10:35,brucemundy,OPH
09/03/2015,21:10:37,brucemundy,SHI
09/03/2015,21:10:42,brucemundy,Plesionika
09/03/2015,21:10:54,danielwarren,Nice view of interior.  
09/03/2015,21:11:19,brucemundy,CRI
09/03/2015,21:12:00,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,21:12:11,brucemundy,small Scorpaenidae
09/03/2015,21:12:21,brucemundy,Another FSH
09/03/2015,21:12:23,brucemundy,Pontinus
09/03/2015,21:14:16,brucemundy,FSh
09/03/2015,21:14:24,brucemundy,Hollardia at left
09/03/2015,21:15:48,brucemundy,SHI
09/03/2015,21:15:49,okeanosexplorer,some wooden deck left?
09/03/2015,21:15:55,brucemundy,Plesionika pacfica
09/03/2015,21:16:19,danielwarren,Where did you see the possible wooden deck?
09/03/2015,21:16:39,brucemundy,SER
09/03/2015,21:17:32,okeanosexplorer,just afft of forward hatch
09/03/2015,21:18:27,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,21:18:36,brucemundy,Moridae but not Laemonema
09/03/2015,21:18:58,Scott, CORI whip tucked down inside under the deck
09/03/2015,21:19:13,brucemundy,It was a Physiculus or Gadella
09/03/2015,21:19:20,danielwarren,Looks like track rollers
09/03/2015,21:19:29,danielwarren,?
09/03/2015,21:20:00,Scott, Another CTE Lyrocteid with tentacles out
09/03/2015,21:20:43,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,21:20:52,brucemundy,Chrionema chryseres
09/03/2015,21:21:19,Scott, A lot fewer corals on the open area...
09/03/2015,21:21:23,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,21:21:23,okeanosexplorer,track rollers for rotation the deck gun?
09/03/2015,21:21:27,brucemundy,Epigonus
09/03/2015,21:21:41,Scott, But we are alos moving amidships again, and corals were also sparse here on the other side
09/03/2015,21:22:16,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,21:22:20,brucemundy,Epigonus
09/03/2015,21:22:28,brucemundy,tow oof them
09/03/2015,21:23:55,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,21:23:59,brucemundy,It's a morid
09/03/2015,21:24:10,brucemundy,too shy to identify
09/03/2015,21:24:20,brucemundy,Laemonema rhodochir
09/03/2015,21:25:26,frankcantelas,Interesting porrforated pipe
09/03/2015,21:26:43,danielwarren,Interestingly the hull bulges out just forward of the conning tower very similar to the hull of the type VII German U-boat.
09/03/2015,21:26:50,brucemundy,FHS
09/03/2015,21:26:54,brucemundy,Pontinus 
09/03/2015,21:27:15,brucemundy,Lots of SHI  Plesionika.  Good Pontinus food.
09/03/2015,21:28:08,Scott, What time is off-bottom?
09/03/2015,21:28:28,brucemundy,OPH
09/03/2015,21:28:59,brucemundy,FSH inside hull. Hollardia
09/03/2015,21:29:02,danielwarren,that must be the access from the conning tower to pressure hull
09/03/2015,21:29:21,okeanosexplorer,where?
09/03/2015,21:29:21,danielwarren,Largeste rusticle colony that I have seen so far
09/03/2015,21:29:58,danielwarren,Are those tubeworms?
09/03/2015,21:30:14,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,21:30:27,brucemundy,Epigonus
09/03/2015,21:30:47,danielwarren,is that a Klaxon?
09/03/2015,21:31:22,danielwarren,Just guessing
09/03/2015,21:31:50,danielwarren,Plastic around railing?
09/03/2015,21:32:06,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,21:32:10,brucemundy,Epigonus
09/03/2015,21:33:15,danielwarren,Can we zoom on small piple just to left of periscopes
09/03/2015,21:33:41,brucemundy,GSH
09/03/2015,21:33:44,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,21:33:57,brucemundy,Epigonus
09/03/2015,21:34:02,okeanosexplorer,bio priority first Dan
09/03/2015,21:34:22,danielwarren,I was actually looking to see if it was a tubeworm colony
09/03/2015,21:34:24,brucemundy,Chaunax fimbriatus
09/03/2015,21:34:42,brucemundy,also caught a glimpse of a Hollardia
09/03/2015,21:35:27,brucemundy,seatoad or coffinfish
09/03/2015,21:37:06,rachelbassett,CORM
09/03/2015,21:37:42,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,21:37:46,brucemundy,Pontinus
09/03/2015,21:38:17,brucemundy,ACN
09/03/2015,21:38:21,frankcantelas,that looks like the hatch to the engine room
09/03/2015,21:38:41,okeanosexplorer,yeah, too far aft for control space
09/03/2015,21:38:59,brucemundy,ASR
09/03/2015,21:39:06,Scott, I think you are pretty close to doing the final equipment recovery chores so I am going to leave you to pick up Les at airport.
09/03/2015,21:41:06,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,21:41:09,brucemundy,Pontinus
09/03/2015,21:41:37,brucemundy,OPH
09/03/2015,21:41:59,brucemundy,FSH  same Pontinus
09/03/2015,21:42:05,rachelbassett,CORM
09/03/2015,21:42:11,okeanosexplorer,weather deck removed right where engines appear to be removed
09/03/2015,21:42:20,brucemundy,OPH
09/03/2015,21:43:24,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,21:43:31,rachelbassett,CORM
09/03/2015,21:43:59,brucemundy,probably were Epigonus swimming away from the hull
09/03/2015,21:45:07,brucemundy,There
09/03/2015,21:45:14,brucemundy,There is the flowmeter
09/03/2015,21:45:45,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,21:45:49,brucemundy,Epiigonus
09/03/2015,21:46:26,brucemundy,The Epigonus likes the flowmeter!
09/03/2015,21:46:54,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,21:47:47,brucemundy,the same or another Epigonus
09/03/2015,21:50:56,danielwarren,Have to leave.  Thanks for the great dive everyone!
09/03/2015,21:51:23,jennifermckinnon,Same here. Thanks for the dive. See you on the next one.
09/03/2015,21:51:34,okeanosexplorer,thank you Dan, take care friend
09/03/2015,21:55:10,rachelbassett,Great dive! Thanks everyone.
09/03/2015,21:55:36,frankcantelas,If time allows it would be great to swing around the stern to get the rudder and dive planes
09/03/2015,21:56:40,okeanosexplorer,yep
09/03/2015,21:57:30,brucemundy,CRI
09/03/2015,21:57:34,brucemundy,lots of CRI
09/03/2015,21:57:40,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,21:57:47,brucemundy,Hollardia goslinei
09/03/2015,21:59:31,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,21:59:40,brucemundy,maybe the same Hollardia
09/03/2015,22:00:08,Brendan, Got to go but great dive today all and great leg with a great dives all around. Thanks all
09/03/2015,22:00:11,brucemundy,Many CRI
09/03/2015,22:00:20,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,22:00:26,brucemundy,several Epigonus
09/03/2015,22:00:49,brucemundy,a lot of Epigonus
09/03/2015,22:01:14,brucemundy,deepwater cardinalfish, but not closely related to the shallow-water cardinalfish.
09/03/2015,22:02:22,frankcantelas,the rudder is missing?
09/03/2015,22:02:49,okeanosexplorer,yeah rudder and dive planes removed
09/03/2015,22:03:04,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,22:03:10,brucemundy,Epigonus
09/03/2015,22:03:18,brucemundy,FHS
09/03/2015,22:03:20,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,22:03:24,brucemundy,Epigonus
09/03/2015,22:03:43,brucemundy,URC
09/03/2015,22:07:41,melaniedamour,Yes! Thanks! And great job, Hans!
09/03/2015,22:13:03,brucemundy,FSH
09/03/2015,22:13:08,brucemundy,Epigonus
09/03/2015,22:15:12,brucemundy,It looks like there were two species at this site. One with dark edging on the dorsal and anal fins, and a type that we just videod that lacked that edging.
09/03/2015,22:18:19,brucemundy,Great dive!  So many fish, so many species.  I have to go now. Talk to you on the next leg of the expedition.
09/03/2015,22:19:44,asakomatsumoto,Thanks all. it was so exciting dive and I was impressed that there were Thouarella on sub. see you at next leg.
09/03/2015,22:22:30,ircecc,We are signing off soon at IRC.