09/22/2015,00:00:14,Scott, @Kimberly - are you asking about a microboial film sample?
09/22/2015,00:01:04,Kimberly, if that is what it is, that would be great is you could preserve some of it
09/22/2015,00:02:14,andrewshuler, cmecs roc/unc lava/sed Img00239
09/22/2015,00:02:41,Scott, Well, it won't be in a closed box so will be washed by all the seawater on the ascent.
09/22/2015,00:03:22,Kimberly, it might, but if there is some left over and could be preserved, any part of it would help
09/22/2015,00:03:32,mackenziegarringer,COR Corallimorpharian
09/22/2015,00:05:43,brucemundy,Someone said cumacean. It looks like that to me.
09/22/2015,00:09:46,mackenziegarringer,COR Bathypathes
09/22/2015,00:09:49,mackenziegarringer,OPH
09/22/2015,00:09:50,mackenziegarringer,CRI
09/22/2015,00:11:11,andrewshuler, cmecs roc/unc lava/sed img00246
09/22/2015,00:11:21,mackenziegarringer,CORO Metallogorgia w/OPH
09/22/2015,00:11:24,mackenziegarringer,CRI
09/22/2015,00:11:32,mackenziegarringer,COR Stauropathes
09/22/2015,00:14:53,asakomatsumoto,CORCH Iridogorgiia
09/22/2015,00:15:06,mackenziegarringer,CORO Young metalogorgia
09/22/2015,00:16:49,asakomatsumoto,video images start breaking..
09/22/2015,00:18:37,Jim,HBOI  Yes, VSAT has broken up
09/22/2015,00:19:56,kaseycantwell,Thanks for reporting this Asako and Jim. The ship is in a storm at the moment- hopefully it will pass soon and the VSAT will be able to track again 
09/22/2015,00:21:14,asakomatsumoto,Kasey, it is both video and audio. its not stopped but cant recognize anything.
09/22/2015,00:21:17,mackenziegarringer,COR Umbellapathes
09/22/2015,00:21:23,Kimberly, what is the ships current position?
09/22/2015,00:21:48,mackenziegarringer,COR Bathypathes
09/22/2015,00:21:49,mackenziegarringer,COR Metallogorgia
09/22/2015,00:23:06,mackenziegarringer,CRI Proisocrinus ruberrimus
09/22/2015,00:23:40,andrewshuler, cmecs roc/unc lava/sed vlc notworking no screenshot
09/22/2015,00:24:24,brucemundy,No sunlight - no plants.
09/22/2015,00:25:06,okexnav,LAT :15.58930, LON : -167.74735, DEPTH :1790.4318m, TEMP :  2.47835C, SAL : 34.61709 PSU, DO :  2.58495 mg/L
09/22/2015,00:27:35,Scott, CRI Proisocrinus x2
09/22/2015,00:27:37,Scott, COR Anthomastus
09/22/2015,00:28:22,Scott, COR cup
09/22/2015,00:31:01,andrewshuler, cmecs roc/unc lava/sed img00260
09/22/2015,00:31:28,christopherkelley,CRI Maybe its the same but could also be Bathycrinus
09/22/2015,00:32:28,christopherkelley,ASR Asthenactis
09/22/2015,00:33:21,Scott, Feeding on ?Bathycrinus
09/22/2015,00:33:56,mackenziegarringer,COR Heteropathes
09/22/2015,00:34:34,christopherkelley,You know, it could be the same one and the one we collected was sort of a mutant form I suppose.  Something may have gone wrong during development
09/22/2015,00:34:55,christopherkelley,CORO Anthomastus
09/22/2015,00:35:01,christopherkelley,Not steenstrupi
09/22/2015,00:35:12,okexnav,LAT :15.58904, LON : -167.74742, DEPTH :1767.5416m, TEMP :  2.48837C, SAL : 34.61329 PSU, DO :  2.54533 mg/L
09/22/2015,00:36:36,christopherkelley,CRI Proisocrinus
09/22/2015,00:37:04,mackenziegarringer,COR Stichopathes
09/22/2015,00:37:20,christopherkelley,CORA Stichopathes?
09/22/2015,00:37:39,christopherkelley,No audio
09/22/2015,00:38:08,christopherkelley,CORO Victorgorgia
09/22/2015,00:38:42,christopherkelley,CORA Bathypathes or Schizopathes
09/22/2015,00:38:55,mackenziegarringer,COR cup cora
09/22/2015,00:38:59,mackenziegarringer,coral
09/22/2015,00:39:10,andrewshuler, cmecs roc/unc lava/sed img00268
09/22/2015,00:39:50,christopherkelley,Not Bathypathes, Umbellapathes now that we can see the other side
09/22/2015,00:39:58,brucemundy,And very few fish.
09/22/2015,00:40:00,mackenziegarringer,CRI Proisocrinus
09/22/2015,00:40:10,mackenziegarringer,Yes, Bruce, that's been a theme!
09/22/2015,00:40:28,christopherkelley,CORO Paragorgia overgrown with ZOA, I would agree
09/22/2015,00:41:49,christopherkelley,COR Corallimorphian
09/22/2015,00:42:25,christopherkelley,Cup coral
09/22/2015,00:42:44,Astrid, the question that remains in my mind is whether this absence of fishes is real or whether its an artifact due to the ROV. I think that If we put down a baited camera we would see many many more fishes
09/22/2015,00:42:55,mackenziegarringer,Of course.
09/22/2015,00:43:30,brucemundy,@Astrid - I agree. Bait would bring in the more mobile scavenger fishes.
09/22/2015,00:43:45,brucemundy,FSH
09/22/2015,00:44:07,christopherkelley,TUN Octacnemid?
09/22/2015,00:44:20,brucemundy,Couldn't see it well enough to tell what family the fish was.
09/22/2015,00:44:26,Kimberly, @ Astrid - I think that the lack of fish is because of the lack of other benthic fauna. Not so many corals and other organisms so no fish
09/22/2015,00:44:44,Astrid, I couldn't even see it with my resolution
09/22/2015,00:44:51,christopherkelley,Not sure if its a TUN
09/22/2015,00:45:08,okexnav,LAT :15.58863, LON : -167.74761, DEPTH :1733.1253m, TEMP :  2.55743C, SAL : 34.60993 PSU, DO :  2.46356 mg/L
09/22/2015,00:45:09,Scott, CORA Heteropathes
09/22/2015,00:45:21,Scott, Didn't really look like a TUN to me
09/22/2015,00:45:44,Scott, Looked more like a brachiopod
09/22/2015,00:46:36,brucemundy,Early in the dive, there was a fish that swam through the camera field very quickly. I suspect that there are others at these sites that swim away from the ROV as it makes its noisy, bright approach. Nevertheless, fish abundance is expected to be much lower going deeper than at shallower depths. That was shown by the numbers of fish seen on this expedition on the dives above 800 meters.
09/22/2015,00:47:06,christopherkelley,ASR don't think its Acthenactis
09/22/2015,00:48:44,andrewshuler, cmecs roc/unc lava/sed img00279
09/22/2015,00:48:55,christopherkelley,CRI Proisocrinus
09/22/2015,00:49:44,christopherkelley,CORO Anthomastus steenstrupi
09/22/2015,00:50:00,mackenziegarringer,ASR
09/22/2015,00:50:16,mackenziegarringer,COR Paragorgia w/ophiuroid OPH and ZOA
09/22/2015,00:50:25,christopherkelley,CORO Paragorgia overgrown by ZOA
09/22/2015,00:51:42,christopherkelley,ASR maybe Hippasteria
09/22/2015,00:51:57,christopherkelley,CORO Metallo
09/22/2015,00:53:28,christopherkelley,Don't try, never get it because its too low to the ground
09/22/2015,00:53:57,christopherkelley,Can we look at urchin to right?
09/22/2015,00:55:08,okexnav,LAT :15.58843, LON : -167.74778, DEPTH :1717.0219m, TEMP :  2.57931C, SAL : 34.62034 PSU, DO :  2.48422 mg/L
09/22/2015,00:56:15,christopherkelley,URC Probaby a pedinid.
09/22/2015,00:56:42,christopherkelley,Not sure I've ever seen this one before
09/22/2015,00:57:25,andrewshuler, cmecs roc/un lava/sed largepillow img00287
09/22/2015,01:00:52,kaseycantwell,Love the plugs for the web log!
09/22/2015,01:01:20,andrewshuler, cmecs roc/unc lava/rub img00290
09/22/2015,01:01:46,Astrid, impressive colors!
09/22/2015,01:01:56,christopherkelley,COR Plexauridae
09/22/2015,01:02:07,mackenziegarringer,w/ CRI and OPH
09/22/2015,01:02:46,mackenziegarringer,COR Umbellapathes
09/22/2015,01:03:36,brucemundy,Audio and video frozen now
09/22/2015,01:04:37,asakomatsumoto,me too
09/22/2015,01:05:07,okexnav,LAT :15.58827, LON : -167.74800, DEPTH :1701.9549m, TEMP :  2.66052C, SAL : 34.60580 PSU, DO :  2.44713 mg/L
09/22/2015,01:06:14,christopherkelley,CORCH Chrysogorgia stellata?
09/22/2015,01:08:02,andrewshuler, cmecs roc/unc lava/rub and sed. img00296
09/22/2015,01:08:38,christopherkelley,CRI Proisocrinus 
09/22/2015,01:09:54,mackenziegarringer,Any last questions from the class in the HBOI ECC in these last 20 minutes of bottom time?
09/22/2015,01:10:11,christopherkelley,CORO Anthomastus
09/22/2015,01:10:15,andrewshuler, cmecs roc/unc lava/sed img00298
09/22/2015,01:11:48,Amy, nice shot
09/22/2015,01:12:16,asakomatsumoto,beautiful!
09/22/2015,01:12:29,asakomatsumoto,Hello Amy
09/22/2015,01:12:40,brucemundy,I have to go now. Maybe that, and the shallower depth, will bring out the fish.  Beautiful video for me to end with, though
09/22/2015,01:13:10,christopherkelley,ASR could be Hippasteria but can't tell
09/22/2015,01:15:04,christopherkelley,URC Aerosoma sp
09/22/2015,01:15:12,okexnav,LAT :15.58804, LON : -167.74812, DEPTH :1679.6950m, TEMP :  2.65249C, SAL : 34.60546 PSU, DO :  2.46775 mg/L
09/22/2015,01:16:07,Amy, Hi Asako!
09/22/2015,01:16:07,Kimberly, there is a lot less sediment deposition here. 
09/22/2015,01:16:08,christopherkelley,Spelled it wrong should be Araeosoma
09/22/2015,01:16:20,Scott, @Chris: you can check with Les - we may have a different species in North Atlantic, but it looks just like that.
09/22/2015,01:16:26,Kimberly, it could be from the current 
09/22/2015,01:16:37,Scott, The one that has the juvenile cusk eel associate
09/22/2015,01:17:31,andrewshuler, cmecs roc/na lava/rub img00308
09/22/2015,01:19:56,christopherkelley,I just tried to google it and can't seem to find any pictures of Hydrosoma.  You can take a look in the HURL gallery to see Araeosoma though
09/22/2015,01:21:32,christopherkelley,Areaosoma we images was shallower though by quite a bit.  So maybe not that species.  I think we can go to Echinothuridae though
09/22/2015,01:21:54,Amy, Interesting purple
09/22/2015,01:22:39,Amy, there's polyps off the end of the starfish
09/22/2015,01:22:40,christopherkelley,ASR Probably Circeaster
09/22/2015,01:22:48,christopherkelley,Eating Victorgorgia
09/22/2015,01:23:06,asakomatsumoto,is this Victrogorgia?
09/22/2015,01:23:16,Amy, is that a piece of the  other one?
09/22/2015,01:23:57,asakomatsumoto,yes. I could see polyps
09/22/2015,01:28:03,andrewshuler,  cmecs roc/na unk/na img00322
09/22/2015,01:30:20,christopherkelley,Corallimorpharian Corallimorphus pileatus perhaps
09/22/2015,01:30:39,andrewshuler, cmecs roc/unc unk/sed img00323
09/22/2015,01:30:40,Scott, @Chris - just sent you a paper on the urchin...
09/22/2015,01:31:19,christopherkelley,Sorry C. pilatus, mispelled the name again.  Must be getting late.
09/22/2015,01:31:38,ircecc,fsh
09/22/2015,01:33:27,Astrid, ophidiid - my video is frozen!
09/22/2015,01:33:39,Scott, Is that a Hydrodendron?
09/22/2015,01:33:45,andrewshuler, cmecs roc/unc unk/sed boulders img00325
09/22/2015,01:35:06,okexnav,LAT :15.58741, LON : -167.74809, DEPTH :1689.0951m, TEMP :  2.52153C, SAL : 34.61204 PSU, DO :  2.53885 mg/L
09/22/2015,01:35:57,mackenziegarringer,FSH Ophidiidae (Bassozetus?)
09/22/2015,01:36:35,christopherkelley,FSH Baby synaphobranchid is a good guess Mackenzie
09/22/2015,01:36:44,mackenziegarringer,FSH Synaphobranchid
09/22/2015,01:36:47,Astrid, very cool!
09/22/2015,01:36:58,Astrid, I have never seen such a young stage!
09/22/2015,01:37:16,christopherkelley,COR steenstrupi
09/22/2015,01:38:20,christopherkelley,Thanks guys good dive
09/22/2015,01:38:36,Scott, Post dive call in 12 minutes - at 10 to the hour
09/22/2015,01:39:07,andrewshuler,awesome dive have a good night
09/22/2015,01:39:32,Kimberly, great dive! Thanks a lot! 
09/22/2015,01:39:44,Kimberly, excited for the samples!
09/22/2015,01:40:18,asakomatsumoto,Thank you all. It was excellent dive and I'm happy to join today. see you!
09/22/2015,01:45:10,okexnav,LAT :15.58769, LON : -167.74821, DEPTH :1521.6718m, TEMP :  3.06180C, SAL : 34.58603 PSU, DO :  2.19263 mg/L
09/22/2015,01:55:07,okexnav,LAT :15.58672, LON : -167.74752, DEPTH :1228.1737m, TEMP :  3.90610C, SAL : 34.55590 PSU, DO :  1.74135 mg/L
09/22/2015,02:05:07,okexnav,LAT :15.58584, LON : -167.74673, DEPTH : 929.6151m, TEMP :  4.79023C, SAL : 34.52654 PSU, DO :  1.31262 mg/L
09/22/2015,02:15:12,okexnav,LAT :15.58489, LON : -167.74587, DEPTH : 628.8686m, TEMP :  6.38540C, SAL : 34.49783 PSU, DO :  0.93269 mg/L
09/22/2015,02:25:07,okexnav,LAT :15.58390, LON : -167.74507, DEPTH : 336.4813m, TEMP :  8.83203C, SAL : 34.46911 PSU, DO :  0.84688 mg/L
09/22/2015,02:35:07,okexnav,LAT :15.58354, LON : -167.74465, DEPTH :  46.5314m, TEMP : 27.37120C, SAL : 34.50118 PSU, DO :  6.76473 mg/L
09/22/2015,02:45:12,okexnav,LAT :ERROR, LON : ERROR, DEPTH :m, TEMP : C, SAL :  PSU, DO :  mg/L
09/22/2015,03:09:02,briankennedy,ENDDIVE
09/22/2015,17:05:43,briankennedy,good morning it looks like a great day for a dive. we should be in the water around 830 HST
09/22/2015,18:12:51,Jim,HBOI  The Ocean Exploration class will convene here about 30 minutes after you hit the water.
09/22/2015,18:15:05,mackenziegarringer,Deploying D2
09/22/2015,18:16:01,mackenziegarringer,STARTDIVE
09/22/2015,18:26:34,Scott, D2 beginning descent from 50 m hold.
09/22/2015,18:43:11,mackenziegarringer,FSH Nemichthys
09/22/2015,18:45:07,okexnav,LAT :16.14413, LON : -167.85889, DEPTH : 602.5221m, TEMP :  6.63535C, SAL : 34.88174 PSU, DO :  1.53971 mg/L
09/22/2015,18:53:36,christopherkelley,Good morning from UH ECC
09/22/2015,18:54:33,Scott, Good morning Chris! Beautiful day out here to start things off. How does the video feed look?
09/22/2015,18:54:52,christopherkelley,Feed looks good.
09/22/2015,18:55:08,okexnav,LAT :16.14391, LON : -167.85821, DEPTH : 911.5915m, TEMP :  5.13875C, SAL : 34.63919 PSU, DO :  1.72774 mg/L
09/22/2015,18:55:08,Scott, Great. 
09/22/2015,18:55:15,Scott, Good day all. We are on station over the southern end of the Karin Ridge in the Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument. D2 is descending to a saddle (at 1970 m) on the crest of a ridge extending to the south (this ridge may be the one identified as Sculpin Ridge). We will follow the crestline, where currents may sweep across the narrow axis, to a local topographic high and hope to see high densities and diversities of corals and sponges and their associates. 
09/22/2015,18:57:19,christopherkelley,Fingers crossed.  I t would be nice to find at least one high density community down here.
09/22/2015,18:59:56,Scott, Agreed Chris. Our transect is too short if we don't!
09/22/2015,19:05:07,mackenziegarringer,About 9:30 HST Bottom time
09/22/2015,19:05:08,okexnav,LAT :16.14374, LON : -167.85737, DEPTH :1232.8976m, TEMP :  3.79411C, SAL : 34.68437 PSU, DO :  2.36914 mg/L
09/22/2015,19:09:12,mackenziegarringer,20 min to bottom
09/22/2015,19:15:07,okexnav,LAT :16.14348, LON : -167.85640, DEPTH :1557.7447m, TEMP :  2.82906C, SAL : 34.76898 PSU, DO :  1.70579 mg/L
09/22/2015,19:25:10,okexnav,LAT :16.14319, LON : -167.85617, DEPTH :1732.7002m, TEMP :  2.48240C, SAL : 34.61252 PSU, DO :  2.57135 mg/L
09/22/2015,19:33:20,mackenziegarringer,Bottom in sight
09/22/2015,19:33:45,mackenziegarringer,1982 m
09/22/2015,19:35:07,okexnav,LAT :16.14332, LON : -167.85608, DEPTH :1973.5977m, TEMP :  2.28508C, SAL : 34.62459 PSU, DO :  2.86046 mg/L
09/22/2015,19:37:31,christopherkelley,Looks like very little current
09/22/2015,19:37:42,rachelbassett, CMECS ROC/NA; PIL
09/22/2015,19:38:30,Scott, Nice to see that there are already several SPO and COR
09/22/2015,19:41:06,christopherkelley,focus looks a little off
09/22/2015,19:42:04,christopherkelley,SPO Poliopon sp
09/22/2015,19:42:10,mackenziegarringer,CRI
09/22/2015,19:42:54,Scott, Vehicles are not yet stable. Once they are we'll check focus, currents, etc.
09/22/2015,19:43:43,christopherkelley,This area definitely looks more promising.
09/22/2015,19:43:51,tinamolodtsova,SPO
09/22/2015,19:43:56,tinamolodtsova,CRI
09/22/2015,19:45:06,tinamolodtsova,it was CRI swimming?
09/22/2015,19:45:08,okexnav,LAT :16.14349, LON : -167.85591, DEPTH :1963.8183m, TEMP :  2.29887C, SAL : 34.62349 PSU, DO :  2.81260 mg/L
09/22/2015,19:45:23,mackenziegarringer,I think I saw that too, Tina over to the right.
09/22/2015,19:45:37,tinamolodtsova,yes, like this
09/22/2015,19:46:18,christopherkelley,SPO another Poliopogon
09/22/2015,19:47:55,mackenziegarringer,dead SPO w/CRI
09/22/2015,19:47:59,christopherkelley,SPO dead stalk with cri
09/22/2015,19:47:59,tinamolodtsova,2 CRI on stalk
09/22/2015,19:48:27,christopherkelley,CRI Commatulina
09/22/2015,19:48:32,tinamolodtsova,BRY at stalk
09/22/2015,19:48:49,tinamolodtsova,FSH
09/22/2015,19:48:59,tinamolodtsova,OPH
09/22/2015,19:49:11,christopherkelley,FSH Synaphobranchus brevidorsalis
09/22/2015,19:49:27,christopherkelley,SQA
09/22/2015,19:49:28,tinamolodtsova,small Ascidian on the way of fish
09/22/2015,19:49:56,tinamolodtsova,OPH
09/22/2015,19:49:56,christopherkelley,OPH
09/22/2015,19:50:00,Astrid, nice way to start the dive!
09/22/2015,19:50:46,christopherkelley,So now there definitely looks like there is some current, left to right?
09/22/2015,19:50:57,christopherkelley,SPO Caulophacus
09/22/2015,19:51:04,tinamolodtsova,OPH
09/22/2015,19:51:15,Scott, Yes Chris - looks left to right here
09/22/2015,19:51:17,rachelbassett, CMECS ROC/NA; Lava field
09/22/2015,19:51:45,tinamolodtsova,it was something yellow at the right to  spo
09/22/2015,19:52:12,christopherkelley,So that would make it west to east, correct?
09/22/2015,19:53:33,christopherkelley,SPO Monorhaphis?  Same as collected several days ago maybe
09/22/2015,19:53:37,tinamolodtsova,Kostya  Tabachnick also said that it looks like yong Monoraphis but strange to see it at hard substrate
09/22/2015,19:53:52,tinamolodtsova,it was in the 1st leg
09/22/2015,19:54:21,tinamolodtsova,FSH
09/22/2015,19:55:08,Astrid, FSH? I missed it! where was it?
09/22/2015,19:55:09,Kimberly, This ridge is of basaltic rock s very well organized and looks like it has experienced less erosion than the lower slope of Lone Cone yesterday. The rocks aren't cracked and there isn't much sediment deposition 
09/22/2015,19:55:10,okexnav,LAT :16.14331, LON : -167.85602, DEPTH :1967.9339m, TEMP :  2.35149C, SAL : 34.62072 PSU, DO :  2.74544 mg/L
09/22/2015,19:55:52,tinamolodtsova,may be it was wrong impression because of video problem
09/22/2015,19:55:57,tinamolodtsova,SPO
09/22/2015,19:56:17,christopherkelley,Currrent 0.2 knots to 195 degrees
09/22/2015,19:57:57,christopherkelley,SPO Poliopogon again.  There are a bunch of different undescribed species out here.
09/22/2015,19:58:52,christopherkelley,This could be something we call Poliopon sp B for the moment.  Atrial surface probably facing away from us
09/22/2015,19:58:53,mackenziegarringer,little CRI
09/22/2015,19:59:54,Scott, How does focus look now Chris?
09/22/2015,20:00:21,christopherkelley,Better
09/22/2015,20:01:08,tinamolodtsova,I would not say "true animals' perhaps 'true metazoa'
09/22/2015,20:01:34,tinamolodtsova,what are these sticks
09/22/2015,20:01:37,tinamolodtsova,HYD?
09/22/2015,20:01:44,tinamolodtsova,dead SPO
09/22/2015,20:02:08,christopherkelley,CRI commatulina swimming
09/22/2015,20:02:14,Scott, Tina: I'm trying to use more simple language on the video for all the non-scientists watching. Not always easy!
09/22/2015,20:02:18,tinamolodtsova,good. it really was swimmimng CRI
09/22/2015,20:02:32,tinamolodtsova,multicellular)))
09/22/2015,20:02:57,christopherkelley,SPO dead farreid
09/22/2015,20:02:57,tinamolodtsova,up
09/22/2015,20:04:16,brucemundy,FSH
09/22/2015,20:04:23,brucemundy,Ophidiidae
09/22/2015,20:04:39,brucemundy,Looks like it might be a Bassogigas species
09/22/2015,20:05:07,HBOI, The Ocean Exploration class at HBOI checking in
09/22/2015,20:05:09,okexnav,LAT :16.14334, LON : -167.85583, DEPTH :1964.9323m, TEMP :  2.23014C, SAL : 34.62676 PSU, DO :  2.88685 mg/L
09/22/2015,20:07:46,christopherkelley,SHI eating something else quite large
09/22/2015,20:07:59,christopherkelley,SHI Plesiopenaeus armatus
09/22/2015,20:08:14,tinamolodtsova,more dead SPO
09/22/2015,20:08:24,tinamolodtsova,ASR
09/22/2015,20:09:01,tinamolodtsova,Morning Asako)
09/22/2015,20:09:18,asakomatsumoto,morning Tina!
09/22/2015,20:09:23,Scott, Hello Asako
09/22/2015,20:09:46,asakomatsumoto,Hi Scott!
09/22/2015,20:10:15,tinamolodtsova,CRI just out of view
09/22/2015,20:10:48,christopherkelley,Morning Asako and Tina too (forgot to greet you this morning)
09/22/2015,20:10:51,tinamolodtsova,branched
09/22/2015,20:11:13,asakomatsumoto,good morning Chris!
09/22/2015,20:11:51,tinamolodtsova,Primnoid
09/22/2015,20:12:27,mackenziegarringer,CORO Primnoidae
09/22/2015,20:12:29,tinamolodtsova,anf there is a forked stick 
09/22/2015,20:12:40,tinamolodtsova,may be BRY
09/22/2015,20:13:25,tinamolodtsova,CORPR
09/22/2015,20:13:40,christopherkelley,CORP Primnoidae unbranched.  Possible Narella.
09/22/2015,20:13:43,tinamolodtsova,HYD
09/22/2015,20:13:51,tinamolodtsova,to the left
09/22/2015,20:13:54,christopherkelley,CORP Narella this one branched
09/22/2015,20:14:10,mackenziegarringer,CRI CRI CRI
09/22/2015,20:15:02,tinamolodtsova,HYD
09/22/2015,20:15:06,okexnav,LAT :16.14322, LON : -167.85566, DEPTH :1968.3429m, TEMP :  2.21363C, SAL : 34.62829 PSU, DO :  2.92454 mg/L
09/22/2015,20:15:10,asakomatsumoto,is there any possible Narella unbranched in Hawaii?
09/22/2015,20:15:22,mackenziegarringer,HOL
09/22/2015,20:15:30,tinamolodtsova,not all black sticks are black corals)
09/22/2015,20:15:43,tinamolodtsova,collect stick?
09/22/2015,20:15:54,Scott, @Asako: Chris says they may have collected one on leg 2...
09/22/2015,20:15:58,christopherkelley,Asako, not at the moment to my knowledge but we collected what appears to be one during leg 2
09/22/2015,20:16:08,Scott, but I'm not certain if there are described species currently.
09/22/2015,20:16:19,christopherkelley,This was on the north Maro ridge
09/22/2015,20:16:36,tinamolodtsova,and there is a forked stick  over it
09/22/2015,20:16:46,Scott, Chris - what depth was that?
09/22/2015,20:16:55,asakomatsumoto,Thank you Scott and Chris!
09/22/2015,20:17:48,tinamolodtsova,5 minimum and densely set
09/22/2015,20:19:02,tinamolodtsova,another stick ahead
09/22/2015,20:19:18,christopherkelley,Don't remember, but perhaps around 1500 to 2000.
09/22/2015,20:19:29,tinamolodtsova,SPO
09/22/2015,20:19:35,mackenziegarringer,SPO Caulophacus
09/22/2015,20:19:45,christopherkelley,UDP feed is frozen trying to restart VLC
09/22/2015,20:19:54,tinamolodtsova,ACN?
09/22/2015,20:20:05,tinamolodtsova,just to left
09/22/2015,20:20:16,tinamolodtsova,missed
09/22/2015,20:20:25,mackenziegarringer,SPO full of CRI
09/22/2015,20:20:30,tinamolodtsova,CRI atr SPO
09/22/2015,20:20:47,tinamolodtsova,there is a fan ahead
09/22/2015,20:21:11,tinamolodtsova,// and no video, just in time
09/22/2015,20:21:19,asakomatsumoto,For me it looks Narella-like with that dense polyps..
09/22/2015,20:21:44,rachelbassett,lost video and audio
09/22/2015,20:21:48,christopherkelley,Shucks, and we were off to such a good start.  No video here either and audio broken up.
09/22/2015,20:21:58,tinamolodtsova,SHI
09/22/2015,20:22:05,christopherkelley,SHI Nematocarcinus
09/22/2015,20:22:13,tinamolodtsova,HYD\n
09/22/2015,20:22:19,tinamolodtsova,OPH
09/22/2015,20:22:38,rachelbassett,Vid and Aud are back but choppy
09/22/2015,20:23:36,asakomatsumoto,choppy but still have clear images.
09/22/2015,20:24:01,christopherkelley,ISO parasitizing Nematocarcinus
09/22/2015,20:24:13,mackenziegarringer,HYD
09/22/2015,20:24:51,christopherkelley,Fan to upper right
09/22/2015,20:24:53,tinamolodtsova,more CRI
09/22/2015,20:25:08,okexnav,LAT :16.14288, LON : -167.85550, DEPTH :1971.1257m, TEMP :  2.14215C, SAL : 34.63277 PSU, DO :  2.98107 mg/L
09/22/2015,20:25:12,tinamolodtsova,fan please
09/22/2015,20:26:03,christopherkelley,CRI comatulina
09/22/2015,20:26:11,tinamolodtsova,CORPR
09/22/2015,20:26:22,tinamolodtsova,CRI under
09/22/2015,20:26:23,christopherkelley,CORPR Narella
09/22/2015,20:26:28,asakomatsumoto,ACN to left
09/22/2015,20:27:06,tinamolodtsova,HYD
09/22/2015,20:27:25,tinamolodtsova,SQA
09/22/2015,20:27:35,tinamolodtsova,no
09/22/2015,20:27:40,tinamolodtsova,gonozooids
09/22/2015,20:27:43,christopherkelley,CRI comatulina
09/22/2015,20:28:17,christopherkelley,SPO tiny Bolosoma I think
09/22/2015,20:28:23,tinamolodtsova,OPH
09/22/2015,20:28:29,Scott, APH on HYD
09/22/2015,20:30:06,rachelbassett, CMECS ROC/NA; Lava field with boulders and gravel
09/22/2015,20:30:17,mackenziegarringer,ACN
09/22/2015,20:31:02,christopherkelley,ACN Exocoelactis sp?
09/22/2015,20:32:00,tinamolodtsova,more ACN
09/22/2015,20:33:29,christopherkelley,Understood.  thanks
09/22/2015,20:33:34,Kimberly, If it's possible could you zoom in on a single rock as close as it will go? I'm seeing some organisms that could help clarify if it's sediment deposits or actual microbial mat
09/22/2015,20:33:57,Kimberly, and that smaller vertical rock looks good for collection
09/22/2015,20:34:33,tinamolodtsova,can we zoom ther red thing?
09/22/2015,20:35:06,okexnav,LAT :16.14301, LON : -167.85544, DEPTH :1969.2889m, TEMP :  2.08368C, SAL : 34.63664 PSU, DO :  3.06865 mg/L
09/22/2015,20:35:27,christopherkelley,SHI Lebbeus sp
09/22/2015,20:36:57,tinamolodtsova,small SPO?
09/22/2015,20:37:05,christopherkelley,This rock looks like not so crusted basalt.  Jasper and Mike would probably really like it
09/22/2015,20:37:25,Scott, Will collect this rock.
09/22/2015,20:37:44,tinamolodtsova,no home for moth-SHI
09/22/2015,20:41:05,tinamolodtsova,cupcoral or SPO?
09/22/2015,20:41:24,tinamolodtsova,SQA
09/22/2015,20:41:52,tinamolodtsova,Sconn request to zoom at this stick ahead
09/22/2015,20:42:14,tinamolodtsova,BRY at stone
09/22/2015,20:43:44,tinamolodtsova,actually there is a SPO or HYD  2 of them  at next stone
09/22/2015,20:45:10,okexnav,LAT :16.14304, LON : -167.85549, DEPTH :1969.2256m, TEMP :  2.07807C, SAL : 34.63459 PSU, DO :  3.05604 mg/L
09/22/2015,20:45:16,tinamolodtsova,Scott, please zoom after securing
09/22/2015,20:45:20,Scott, D2_DIVE09_SPEC01_GEO secured in port rock box
09/22/2015,20:45:23,Kimberly, thank you for the collection. looks like a great sample
09/22/2015,20:45:28,Scott, Tina - on what?
09/22/2015,20:45:32,tinamolodtsova,just ahead
09/22/2015,20:45:33,mackenziegarringer,Thanks for calling in!
09/22/2015,20:45:38,Scott, BRY??
09/22/2015,20:45:51,tinamolodtsova,no, cupcoral or SPO
09/22/2015,20:46:12,tinamolodtsova,and the next rock after perhaps two  HYD
09/22/2015,20:46:13,Kimberly, no problem! sorry for being so abrupt
09/22/2015,20:46:16,Scott, Copy Tina. What direction? Up? Left? Right?
09/22/2015,20:46:25,tinamolodtsova,ahead
09/22/2015,20:46:30,tinamolodtsova,11
09/22/2015,20:46:35,Scott, Oh. I see Cup coral.
09/22/2015,20:46:42,Scott, Noted it earlier
09/22/2015,20:46:42,tinamolodtsova,bottom of screen
09/22/2015,20:46:45,mackenziegarringer,  D2_DIVE09_SPEC01_GEO  Rock sample, -167.85552, 16.14295, 1969.3116 m, 34.63723 salinity, 2.07456 C, 3.04152 mg/l O2  
09/22/2015,20:47:46,tinamolodtsova,may be Desmophyllum
09/22/2015,20:48:11,tinamolodtsova,and if we continue to the next rock the same direction there are 2 HYD
09/22/2015,20:48:58,christopherkelley,Collecting rock
09/22/2015,20:49:03,tinamolodtsova,SPO
09/22/2015,20:49:03,mackenziegarringer,SPO Caulophacus
09/22/2015,20:49:06,christopherkelley,SPO Caulophacus
09/22/2015,20:49:25,mackenziegarringer,SHI
09/22/2015,20:49:42,christopherkelley,SPO Poliopogon
09/22/2015,20:49:43,mackenziegarringer,SPO Poliopogon
09/22/2015,20:50:40,mackenziegarringer,CRI
09/22/2015,20:51:30,christopherkelley,Another SPO Poliopogon
09/22/2015,20:51:49,rachelbassett, CMECS ROC/NA; Lava field
09/22/2015,20:52:44,tinamolodtsova,SPO right
09/22/2015,20:54:03,tinamolodtsova,more HYD at rocks
09/22/2015,20:54:48,tinamolodtsova,HYD
09/22/2015,20:55:08,okexnav,LAT :16.14300, LON : -167.85540, DEPTH :1966.3545m, TEMP :  2.06396C, SAL : 34.63843 PSU, DO :  3.04322 mg/L
09/22/2015,20:55:55,tinamolodtsova,generally HYD look more subtle at video, black corals are more solid
09/22/2015,20:56:34,mackenziegarringer,Good tip, Tina
09/22/2015,20:56:58,tinamolodtsova,OPH
09/22/2015,20:58:41,HBOI, is that a sponge just offscreen to the left? encrusting?
09/22/2015,20:59:36,Scott, Will check it out HBOI
09/22/2015,20:59:47,Scott, Stand by
09/22/2015,21:00:08,HBOI, thanks!
09/22/2015,21:00:12,tinamolodtsova,nice SPO
09/22/2015,21:00:21,christopherkelley,SPO Bolosoma
09/22/2015,21:01:14,tinamolodtsova,dead SPO under
09/22/2015,21:01:23,christopherkelley,SPO dead base of Poliopogon
09/22/2015,21:02:08,christopherkelley,SQA Galatheid
09/22/2015,21:02:56,tinamolodtsova,OPH hands up
09/22/2015,21:02:58,mackenziegarringer,OPH on dead base
09/22/2015,21:03:11,christopherkelley,Example of Lophophytous basal attachment
09/22/2015,21:03:35,christopherkelley,OPH brittlestar nursery?
09/22/2015,21:03:41,brucemundy,Did that little ophiuroid make it back to the surface?
09/22/2015,21:03:46,Amy, sure looks like a nursery Chris
09/22/2015,21:03:48,mackenziegarringer,Yes
09/22/2015,21:04:28,tinamolodtsova,more SPO ahead
09/22/2015,21:05:10,okexnav,LAT :16.14311, LON : -167.85525, DEPTH :1965.9965m, TEMP :  2.06220C, SAL : 34.63835 PSU, DO :  3.03199 mg/L
09/22/2015,21:05:20,christopherkelley,SPO Poliopogon
09/22/2015,21:05:24,Scott, @Bruce: yes, OPH made it to the surface!
09/22/2015,21:05:37,tinamolodtsova,zoom at rock  right to SPO
09/22/2015,21:05:54,tinamolodtsova,nice shot
09/22/2015,21:06:10,tinamolodtsova,AMPH at Spo
09/22/2015,21:07:34,christopherkelley,Can we look at upright sponge in center
09/22/2015,21:07:45,christopherkelley,SPO Tretopleura sp
09/22/2015,21:08:05,tinamolodtsova,CRI at SPO
09/22/2015,21:08:11,tinamolodtsova,SHI
09/22/2015,21:08:30,Scott, We are aware telecon is dropped.
09/22/2015,21:08:44,Scott, reconnecting...
09/22/2015,21:08:50,tinamolodtsova,small SPO  right to this one
09/22/2015,21:09:12,christopherkelley,CRI comatulina on SPO
09/22/2015,21:09:26,tinamolodtsova,and OPH
09/22/2015,21:10:11,tinamolodtsova,these are Bivalves?
09/22/2015,21:10:22,tinamolodtsova,Forams)
09/22/2015,21:10:50,brucemundy,Could ostracods occur in this habitat?
09/22/2015,21:10:58,christopherkelley,Basiphytous attachment example
09/22/2015,21:11:08,tinamolodtsova,easily, Bruce
09/22/2015,21:11:32,brucemundy,@Tina - Thanks
09/22/2015,21:11:59,brucemundy,SHI
09/22/2015,21:12:03,christopherkelley,SHI Nematocarcinus
09/22/2015,21:13:25,rachelbassett, CMECS ROC/NA; Lava WAL
09/22/2015,21:13:44,tinamolodtsova,it is possible to see at the edge of rocka a  layer of HYD
09/22/2015,21:14:00,brucemundy,Lithodidae
09/22/2015,21:14:09,brucemundy,CRA
09/22/2015,21:14:43,tinamolodtsova,POL tube along stem of HYD
09/22/2015,21:14:45,mackenziegarringer,HYD everywhere
09/22/2015,21:15:07,okexnav,LAT :16.14318, LON : -167.85501, DEPTH :1965.5205m, TEMP :  2.02862C, SAL : 34.64044 PSU, DO :  3.15932 mg/L
09/22/2015,21:15:53,christopherkelley,CRA Lithodes nintokuae?
09/22/2015,21:16:18,tinamolodtsova,you may want to collect HYD, if the case try to chose colonies with gonozooids, they can be determined
09/22/2015,21:17:43,mackenziegarringer,SPO Caulophacus
09/22/2015,21:17:51,tinamolodtsova,SPO
09/22/2015,21:18:00,Scott, @Tina: those colonies are too small to be able to grab (the claw can't get flat to the surface) but if we see some growing on a skeleton or coral, etc., that we can try to collect.
09/22/2015,21:18:11,christopherkelley,Parolomas was id of crab from Mary
09/22/2015,21:18:21,tinamolodtsova,just in case, Scott
09/22/2015,21:18:23,brucemundy,More massive lava flows than we've seen in recent dives, I think.
09/22/2015,21:18:43,tinamolodtsova,you know, I would prefer corals
09/22/2015,21:20:45,Kimberly, @Bruce - I agree. These are massive lava flows and they look to see as if next to no erosion has occurred, nor sediment deposition 
09/22/2015,21:20:52,christopherkelley,Going to grab lunch, be back in a few minutes.
09/22/2015,21:21:13,Kimberly, unlike the slope of what we saw yesterday, more sediment was deposited there and the flows looked eroded and broken apart
09/22/2015,21:21:46,tinamolodtsova,ASR
09/22/2015,21:22:23,brucemundy,FSH
09/22/2015,21:22:50,brucemundy,Eretmichthys pinnatus
09/22/2015,21:23:49,tinamolodtsova,Wish you a good dive today, have to leave now
09/22/2015,21:24:33,asakomatsumoto,see you Tina!
09/22/2015,21:24:51,mackenziegarringer,CTE
09/22/2015,21:25:05,okexnav,LAT :16.14280, LON : -167.85502, DEPTH :1966.2851m, TEMP :  2.00831C, SAL : 34.64277 PSU, DO :  3.09523 mg/L
09/22/2015,21:27:17,brucemundy,In the FAO species catalog for Ophidiiformes, Jorgen Nielsen and his coauthors wrote of Eretmichthsy " lower pectoral-fin rays extended well\nbeyond anus in ripe males but not in unripe males and females".
09/22/2015,21:28:10,rachelbassett, CMECS ROC/Unc; Lava COB/Lava gravel
09/22/2015,21:28:32,mackenziegarringer,It's an interesting fish Bruce. Maybe you and I and Astrid and others interested in the fish can have a meeting in October to go over some of these fishes.
09/22/2015,21:30:04,Astrid, from the guide I would never have thought that we could confuse Eretmichthys with Bassozetus because of the head shape - but seeing Eretmichthys alive really changes my search image for this genus. Very cool!  Eretmichthys also seems to be extremely elongate (maybe more so than Bassozetus?)
09/22/2015,21:35:05,okexnav,LAT :16.14263, LON : -167.85478, DEPTH :1965.6564m, TEMP :  2.00956C, SAL : 34.64137 PSU, DO :  3.16303 mg/L
09/22/2015,21:35:52,mackenziegarringer,SPO Poliopogon 
09/22/2015,21:36:08,HBOI, Have you collected this species yet? If not, can you?
09/22/2015,21:36:33,rachelbassett, CMECS ROC/NA; Large boulders amidst lava field
09/22/2015,21:37:17,mackenziegarringer,@HBOI ECC, we will wait from a consult from Chris Kelley who knows the sponge collections from Hawaiian and central Pacific waters very well. He will be able to let us know if any are worth collecting.
09/22/2015,21:37:47,Kimberly, These boulders are interesting in the manner that they look like they are from a larger feature
09/22/2015,21:38:31,Kimberly, in the Atlantic we see a lot of boulders from higher elevations that might have tumbled down from an escarpment
09/22/2015,21:38:36,Kimberly, could be the same
09/22/2015,21:38:38,mackenziegarringer,SPO Garden
09/22/2015,21:38:41,Kimberly, we call it mass wasting events
09/22/2015,21:38:54,mackenziegarringer,SPO Poliopogon
09/22/2015,21:39:00,mackenziegarringer,SPO Tretopleura
09/22/2015,21:41:10,mackenziegarringer,@UHECC - Please go get Chris Kelley if you can.
09/22/2015,21:44:38,HBOI, The HBOI ECC currently has an undergraduate class currently visiting
09/22/2015,21:44:47,mackenziegarringer,Do they have any questions?
09/22/2015,21:45:08,okexnav,LAT :16.14271, LON : -167.85455, DEPTH :1959.9498m, TEMP :  1.99792C, SAL : 34.64299 PSU, DO :  3.12572 mg/L
09/22/2015,21:47:10,mackenziegarringer,SPO Farreid
09/22/2015,21:47:42,brucemundy,We just had a visit at the IRC ECC from 8 students from Aliamanu Middle School  http://www.aliamanumiddle.com/ . They are working on a Hiki No project, a student video effort for our local public television station (http://pbshawaii.org/hikino/).
09/22/2015,21:47:51,mackenziegarringer,Great!
09/22/2015,21:48:31,brucemundy,The class just left, but they watched the video and listened to the telecon
09/22/2015,21:49:10,mackenziegarringer,Glad to hear it, Bruce.
09/22/2015,21:49:19,brucemundy,Frank and I also talked with them about the expedition. They took some video and still photos of the screens and room
09/22/2015,21:50:34,christopherkelley,back from lunch.  Was watching a bit from outside through the windows. 
09/22/2015,21:50:43,christopherkelley,CORPR Narella sp
09/22/2015,21:51:37,christopherkelley,CORCH Chrysogorgia stellata?
09/22/2015,21:53:25,mackenziegarringer,SPO Bolosoma
09/22/2015,21:54:10,christopherkelley,Saw a few comments about sponge collections.  Sorry I was out.  Yes, we have collected a number of the Poliopogon sp.
09/22/2015,21:54:31,christopherkelley,SPO Bolosoma sp B
09/22/2015,21:55:08,okexnav,LAT :16.14261, LON : -167.85422, DEPTH :1965.2917m, TEMP :  1.98788C, SAL : 34.64260 PSU, DO :  3.16525 mg/L
09/22/2015,21:56:50,Kimberly, now this is interesting to see that rock fragments are smaller and and less globular than in the other areas
09/22/2015,21:57:09,HBOI, any id on the whip?
09/22/2015,21:57:21,rachelbassett, CMECS ROC/Unc; Small lava boulders/Lava gravel
09/22/2015,21:57:33,mackenziegarringer,We're getting a closer work
09/22/2015,21:58:25,mackenziegarringer,COR Candidella stellate
09/22/2015,21:59:01,christopherkelley,CORPR Candidella gigantea
09/22/2015,22:01:19,christopherkelley,CORPR Unbranched Narella?
09/22/2015,22:01:32,Amy, Candidella gigantea?
09/22/2015,22:01:56,Amy, if polyps were up not narella
09/22/2015,22:01:59,asakomatsumoto,polyps looks not downward?
09/22/2015,22:02:16,Scott, Polyps to me look upward facing...
09/22/2015,22:02:34,Amy, Pretty sure that is Candidella gigantea
09/22/2015,22:03:17,Amy, I have to eaet dinner but I'll be back
09/22/2015,22:03:30,HBOI, what is the size?
09/22/2015,22:04:11,asakomatsumoto,at least we have same polyp observation.
09/22/2015,22:05:06,okexnav,LAT :16.14256, LON : -167.85419, DEPTH :1963.2394m, TEMP :  1.98549C, SAL : 34.64334 PSU, DO :  3.14283 mg/L
09/22/2015,22:07:14,christopherkelley,SPO Poliopogon and Caulophacus
09/22/2015,22:07:30,Kimberly, off to the right
09/22/2015,22:07:35,Kimberly, with the white
09/22/2015,22:09:17,Kimberly, it does look like a lava tube
09/22/2015,22:09:26,Kimberly, but I can't be sure
09/22/2015,22:09:33,Kimberly, but it's resting on some very fine sediment
09/22/2015,22:10:21,Kimberly, zoom in please
09/22/2015,22:12:07,Kimberly, it looks like it's being encrusted 
09/22/2015,22:12:13,Kimberly, not sure what it is
09/22/2015,22:12:34,HBOI, I don't think we knocked it. There would have been a large plume from the fine sediment
09/22/2015,22:15:06,okexnav,LAT :16.14239, LON : -167.85416, DEPTH :1964.3768m, TEMP :  1.98629C, SAL : 34.64338 PSU, DO :  3.13425 mg/L
09/22/2015,22:15:51,Kimberly, thank you for taking some time to observe it. It's really interesting to see an abnormal feature in this environment. 
09/22/2015,22:18:21,rachelbassett, CMECS ROC/Unc; Lava boulders/Lava gravel
09/22/2015,22:18:44,christopherkelley,Not Candidella gigantea after bumping
09/22/2015,22:19:39,asakomatsumoto,so we have not collected this yet? or this is the same species at Leg.2?
09/22/2015,22:20:08,asakomatsumoto,wow nice zoom!!
09/22/2015,22:21:04,christopherkelley,Asako, we may or may not have collected this during leg 2.  I think they are going to keep it in mind as a possible collection but look around a bit more first before deciding.
09/22/2015,22:21:26,Scott, This will be a good collection option but we'll stand by to ensure there aren't other amazing things.
09/22/2015,22:21:45,Scott, We have not yet begun much of a move up the slope.
09/22/2015,22:21:59,asakomatsumoto,Chris, OK. I could hear your voice in the video. Thank you.
09/22/2015,22:22:44,asakomatsumoto,I understand Scott. just for information, I also love corals than other animals as Tina mentioned :)
09/22/2015,22:24:41,christopherkelley,I agree, probably ought to start moving for a bit.
09/22/2015,22:25:07,okexnav,LAT :16.14239, LON : -167.85418, DEPTH :1962.3927m, TEMP :  1.98345C, SAL : 34.64244 PSU, DO :  3.16475 mg/L
09/22/2015,22:25:09,Kimberly, these rocks are very much fragmented and broken apart. could be from heavy erosion or left over from a mass wasting event that may have carried the larger boulders
09/22/2015,22:25:13,Scott, Yes Chris. We are waiting for the ship to pul us up.
09/22/2015,22:26:18,christopherkelley,Great, maybe we'll find even better stuff as we start climbing the pinnacle
09/22/2015,22:26:50,Scott, That is what I am hoping Chris!
09/22/2015,22:27:08,Scott, I am with Asako - tese sponges are nice and all, but where are the corals!? ;-)
09/22/2015,22:27:49,Kimberly, this could be a microbial mat again
09/22/2015,22:27:52,Kimberly, but not sure
09/22/2015,22:28:27,mackenziegarringer,Foram
09/22/2015,22:28:45,mackenziegarringer,CRI
09/22/2015,22:28:47,Scott, Possible brecchia
09/22/2015,22:28:56,mackenziegarringer,OPH
09/22/2015,22:29:41,Kimberly, That is a good observation. Due to the high iron content and the chemical variations in the water, the colors could be due to those chemical changes
09/22/2015,22:30:34,christopherkelley,FSH Macrourid
09/22/2015,22:30:52,brucemundy,FSH
09/22/2015,22:31:31,Scott, Big parasite on left side of rattail
09/22/2015,22:31:34,mackenziegarringer,Parasite
09/22/2015,22:31:41,Scott, Isopod
09/22/2015,22:31:43,mackenziegarringer,ISO
09/22/2015,22:31:55,Amy, doesnt seem to like that thing
09/22/2015,22:32:08,asakomatsumoto,Hi Amy.
09/22/2015,22:32:09,christopherkelley,FSH Coryphaenoides longicirrus I agree also
09/22/2015,22:32:15,Amy, Hi Asako
09/22/2015,22:32:24,christopherkelley,or at least Coryphaenoides
09/22/2015,22:32:44,Amy, I saw you figured out the primnoid was not gigantea?
09/22/2015,22:32:48,brucemundy,Coryphaenoides longicirrhus?
09/22/2015,22:33:19,christopherkelley,CORCH Chrysogorgia chryseis?
09/22/2015,22:33:32,rachelbassett, CMECS ROC/NA; Lava mound
09/22/2015,22:33:33,Kimberly, amazing rock formation 
09/22/2015,22:33:37,brucemundy,Can't talk and work the chat log at the same time. All of you are far ahead of me :-/
09/22/2015,22:33:47,brucemundy,We have another class coming in now
09/22/2015,22:34:50,mackenziegarringer,Please do let us know if they have questions. Is this another middle school group?
09/22/2015,22:35:06,okexnav,LAT :16.14225, LON : -167.85430, DEPTH :1954.7612m, TEMP :  1.98413C, SAL : 34.64307 PSU, DO :  3.13912 mg/L
09/22/2015,22:35:11,christopherkelley,CORCH Chrysogorgia chryseis, which can indeed have more than one fan
09/22/2015,22:36:03,christopherkelley,SPO farreid
09/22/2015,22:36:29,christopherkelley,SPO Poliopogon
09/22/2015,22:36:57,christopherkelley,Program biologist, not director
09/22/2015,22:37:40,rachelbassett, CMECS ROC/NA; Lava outcrops exposed in Lava RUB
09/22/2015,22:38:14,christopherkelley,CORPR Narella
09/22/2015,22:38:54,christopherkelley,Narella dichotoma?
09/22/2015,22:40:04,christopherkelley,CORA Stauropathes
09/22/2015,22:41:39,Kimberly, these boulders are very interesting to see 
09/22/2015,22:44:03,Kimberly, never thought to consider that a coral would prefer one surface over another. The CaCo3 vs the high silica and Fe content between surfaces could have an impact on growth patterns
09/22/2015,22:44:25,christopherkelley,SHI Nematocarcinus
09/22/2015,22:45:09,okexnav,LAT :16.14189, LON : -167.85426, DEPTH :1948.9989m, TEMP :  1.99429C, SAL : 34.64248 PSU, DO :  3.13810 mg/L
09/22/2015,22:45:24,christopherkelley,SPO farreid
09/22/2015,22:45:30,mackenziegarringer,ACN
09/22/2015,22:45:53,christopherkelley,Not sure
09/22/2015,22:47:21,rachelbassett, CMECS ROC/NA; Large and Medium lava RUB
09/22/2015,22:49:07,christopherkelley,SPO Bolosoma
09/22/2015,22:51:13,christopherkelley,Yep, poliopogon base I think
09/22/2015,22:51:22,mackenziegarringer,ACN
09/22/2015,22:51:42,christopherkelley,ACN Exocoelactis sp?
09/22/2015,22:51:59,christopherkelley,OPH white ones on the rocks
09/22/2015,22:52:22,christopherkelley,SPO Poliopogon
09/22/2015,22:53:55,Scott, @Chris - it sounds like yo are saying Don't collect any more sponges. We have enough. ;-)
09/22/2015,22:54:53,HBOI, ACN
09/22/2015,22:55:03,christopherkelley,No no!!!  Please collect.  Henry is working on the Caulophacus now and I am probably going to start hitting the sponges hard after Capstone
09/22/2015,22:55:09,okexnav,LAT :16.14131, LON : -167.85432, DEPTH :1943.5628m, TEMP :  2.00332C, SAL : 34.64363 PSU, DO :  3.07238 mg/L
09/22/2015,22:56:29,mackenziegarringer,CRI CRi CRI CRI CRI CRI CRI
09/22/2015,22:56:35,mackenziegarringer,SHI
09/22/2015,22:56:50,mackenziegarringer,Nematocarcinid
09/22/2015,22:56:54,asakomatsumoto,its a small CRI world
09/22/2015,22:57:00,mackenziegarringer,HYD
09/22/2015,22:57:02,mackenziegarringer,Narella
09/22/2015,22:57:05,mackenziegarringer,?
09/22/2015,22:57:40,christopherkelley,CORPR Narella
09/22/2015,22:57:43,mackenziegarringer,COR Narella
09/22/2015,22:58:42,rachelbassett, CMECS Unc/NA; Lava RUB
09/22/2015,23:00:35,brucemundy,The class just finished here. They enjoyed the live feed and some of the prerecorded video that we also show them.
09/22/2015,23:01:12,Scott, Good stuff, Bruce.
09/22/2015,23:03:39,christopherkelley,ACN Exocoelactis
09/22/2015,23:04:37,christopherkelley,SPO Semperella
09/22/2015,23:05:09,okexnav,LAT :16.14115, LON : -167.85407, DEPTH :1945.2833m, TEMP :  2.01347C, SAL : 34.64176 PSU, DO :  3.07000 mg/L
09/22/2015,23:06:01,mackenziegarringer,SHI
09/22/2015,23:07:21,christopherkelley,OPH bunch of small ones in the basal spicules (called basalia) of the Semperella
09/22/2015,23:10:01,christopherkelley,SPO Bolosoma sp
09/22/2015,23:12:08,rachelbassett, CMECS ROC/NA; Large lava outcrop
09/22/2015,23:13:20,mackenziegarringer,Any audio?
09/22/2015,23:13:51,brucemundy,No audio
09/22/2015,23:14:07,brucemundy,Video is still good, though
09/22/2015,23:14:11,mackenziegarringer,Thanks
09/22/2015,23:14:53,Scott, Bruce - no audio on phone line or video stream?
09/22/2015,23:15:07,okexnav,LAT :16.14070, LON : -167.85392, DEPTH :1943.9505m, TEMP :  2.02329C, SAL : 34.64101 PSU, DO :  3.10782 mg/L
09/22/2015,23:15:22,mackenziegarringer,CORO Chrysogorgia
09/22/2015,23:15:49,brucemundy,On the phone line. I'll check the video stream
09/22/2015,23:16:15,brucemundy,We have the audio on the video stream
09/22/2015,23:16:43,rachelbassett, CMECS ROC/Unc; Lava field/LIG SED BLA
09/22/2015,23:16:48,mackenziegarringer,SPO Bolosoma
09/22/2015,23:16:52,brucemundy,No telecon connection
09/22/2015,23:16:58,Amy, sorry my computer crashed, i'm back
09/22/2015,23:17:06,Scott, Will try to reestablish phone line now.
09/22/2015,23:17:21,Scott, We are going to collect one of the unbranched primnoid whips
09/22/2015,23:18:20,Amy, Would it be possible to also collect the adjacent Chrysogorgia?  It would make a useful comparison to Necker
09/22/2015,23:18:28,Amy, as well as hawaii
09/22/2015,23:20:07,Scott, Would like to get input from Chris and Asako on the Chryso collection.
09/22/2015,23:20:52,brucemundy,We hear the telecon at IRC.  Thanks.
09/22/2015,23:21:01,christopherkelley,Collecting unbranched Narella
09/22/2015,23:21:18,asakomatsumoto,I agree to collect Chryso too. and I'm happy that we could collect unbranched Narella!
09/22/2015,23:21:40,Amy, What is collection limit per dive for this leg?
09/22/2015,23:21:59,Scott, The Chryso has been the most common coral on the ridge so I'd like to hold off a bit unless we think this is particularly novel.
09/22/2015,23:22:18,Scott, Amy: no collection limit by any permit rules...
09/22/2015,23:22:30,Amy, I would argue for collecting the dominant species to be able to ID them, but I defer to the group 
09/22/2015,23:22:35,Scott, Just the typical limitation of time collecting vs transiting and biobox space
09/22/2015,23:22:55,christopherkelley,No quota but more time consideration.  Also original decision to only collect potential new records/species
09/22/2015,23:22:57,Amy, Being right next to this one, it saves another stop
09/22/2015,23:23:31,Scott, I agree with you in primcipal Amy. I'm just not as familiar with the Chrysos here so can't say if it is well known or not
09/22/2015,23:23:31,Amy, Any species we colect here is a new record, since no species have been collected here ;-)
09/22/2015,23:23:52,Scott, Fair enough.
09/22/2015,23:24:05,christopherkelley,Well that is a point! 
09/22/2015,23:24:18,Scott, D2_DIVE09_SPEC02_BIO
09/22/2015,23:24:46,christopherkelley,Problem is that we are behind making real progress today and get our distance. 
09/22/2015,23:25:04,christopherkelley,With that said, no objections if one was collected.
09/22/2015,23:25:06,okexnav,LAT :16.14043, LON : -167.85375, DEPTH :1945.5924m, TEMP :  2.08113C, SAL : 34.63712 PSU, DO :  3.00035 mg/L
09/22/2015,23:25:24,Scott, Alright, I know Mary would really like the chirostylid as well.
09/22/2015,23:25:33,Scott, Will keep eye out for it.
09/22/2015,23:25:34,Amy, Twofer
09/22/2015,23:25:49,christopherkelley,CORPR Narella dichotoma?
09/22/2015,23:26:02,Amy, Is that weberi perhaps?
09/22/2015,23:26:07,mackenziegarringer,  D2_DIVE09_SPEC02_BIO  Unbranched primnoid, 20150922, 23:17:25, -167.85377, 16.14050, 1944.4815 m, 34.636 salinity, 2.08334 C, 3.00658 mg/l O2  
09/22/2015,23:26:22,christopherkelley,CORI Acanella weberi?
09/22/2015,23:28:37,leswatling,looked like maybe it could be I. trichotoma?
09/22/2015,23:31:07,Amy, We really need to resolve trichotoma, there are so many copletely different colonies I've seen/collected and had called trichotoma
09/22/2015,23:31:29,Amy, The polyps look down on this one
09/22/2015,23:31:32,leswatling,Agree
09/22/2015,23:31:44,christopherkelley,CORPR unbranched primnoid, an amazing one we agree!
09/22/2015,23:31:46,leswatling,on the trichotoma issue
09/22/2015,23:32:52,christopherkelley,CORA Bathypathes
09/22/2015,23:33:46,christopherkelley,SPO Tretopleura with CRI
09/22/2015,23:35:07,okexnav,LAT :16.14024, LON : -167.85354, DEPTH :1937.9571m, TEMP :  2.06333C, SAL : 34.63813 PSU, DO :  3.03147 mg/L
09/22/2015,23:36:06,christopherkelley,FSH macrourid, another Coryphaenoides longicirrus?  with isopod
09/22/2015,23:37:14,Amy, wild sponge
09/22/2015,23:37:25,Amy, talk about convergent evolution!
09/22/2015,23:37:39,HBOI, that could be a great sample!
09/22/2015,23:37:43,brucemundy,Collect?
09/22/2015,23:37:47,christopherkelley,SPO Demosponge!!
09/22/2015,23:38:14,asakomatsumoto,wow!
09/22/2015,23:38:19,Amy, collect
09/22/2015,23:38:40,Amy, he's asking cause he knows you'll say yes!
09/22/2015,23:39:14,Kimberly, take the rock with it!
09/22/2015,23:39:20,Kimberly, 2 birds with literally one stone
09/22/2015,23:39:39,Scott, I was going to propose that we consider collect a piece of the "Acanella? /Isidella?" until I saw this...
09/22/2015,23:39:52,Scott, We will collect branched sponge.
09/22/2015,23:39:56,leswatling,I think we should definitely collect this.
09/22/2015,23:40:12,Scott, Sorry Kimberley - the rock is too big for the biobox, which the sponge must go into.
09/22/2015,23:40:39,christopherkelley,Les and Abby are all for collecting it also since they've never seen anything like it before either.
09/22/2015,23:40:48,Kimberly, okay, thank you anyways
09/22/2015,23:40:51,Scott, But we can collect another rock up here. The question is whether we get a rock in this immediate vicitinty of if we wait until we get higher on the local peak.
09/22/2015,23:42:18,Kimberly, if you think we have time to get one fromt he top of the peak, then that would be better
09/22/2015,23:42:34,mackenziegarringer,We should be able to.
09/22/2015,23:42:49,Scott, Thanks for the input Kimberly.
09/22/2015,23:44:38,asakomatsumoto,If no one FIX the exact species of Acanella/Isidella or any kind of corals, those corals should be collect. That is my opinion. I prefer species than genus, Scott :)
09/22/2015,23:45:06,christopherkelley,Collecting sponge, not sure now if its a demosponge or hexactinellid because of how easily it broke
09/22/2015,23:45:09,okexnav,LAT :16.14032, LON : -167.85358, DEPTH :1938.6691m, TEMP :  2.09354C, SAL : 34.62974 PSU, DO :  3.04983 mg/L
09/22/2015,23:45:39,Amy, I agree Asako.  Being so far from anywhere collections have been done makes it likely we are expanding ranges or finding new species, even if we are collecting the dominant species at a site
09/22/2015,23:47:56,Scott, I agree with both of you Amy and Asako. But I also know that we can't collect every metazoan up here! We have to be selective at some level. And that is hard.
09/22/2015,23:48:07,mackenziegarringer,  D2_DIVE09_SPEC03_BIO  Branching sponge, 20150922, 23:40:04, -167.85343, 16.14026, 1938.6482 m, 34.64958 salinity, 2.09462 C, 3.02089 mg/l O2  
09/22/2015,23:48:14,Scott, D2_DIVE09_SPEC03_BIO
09/22/2015,23:48:37,Scott, And you can ask Les: on most cruises they call me teh collecting demon.
09/22/2015,23:48:57,Amy, Dominant species and crazy things like that sponge makes the most sense to me, unless you've captured the same species on another dive on this leg..
09/22/2015,23:49:24,mackenziegarringer,SPO Farreid
09/22/2015,23:49:35,christopherkelley,SPO farreid
09/22/2015,23:49:53,Scott, Chris - can you still here us on telecon?
09/22/2015,23:50:28,brucemundy,When I first saw a dead one of these, my untrained eye had me wondering if it was part of a cetacean skeleton.
09/22/2015,23:50:31,mackenziegarringer,3:30 Hawaii time off bottom
09/22/2015,23:50:42,Amy, Primnoid szoom?
09/22/2015,23:51:27,HBOI, polyps pointing down
09/22/2015,23:51:32,Amy, I do not recognize this one
09/22/2015,23:51:35,brucemundy,SHI
09/22/2015,23:52:31,christopherkelley,Was this planar?  If so perhaps Narella bowersi
09/22/2015,23:53:09,christopherkelley,Doesn't look quite right for that though.  Maybe new
09/22/2015,23:53:19,Amy, Collectible in my opinion
09/22/2015,23:53:36,Amy, (A)
09/22/2015,23:53:51,asakomatsumoto,don't mind my private opinion, it is just my hope :). I also know it is difficult to collect ALL. Scott
09/22/2015,23:54:21,christopherkelley,Ok collect.
09/22/2015,23:54:31,christopherkelley,That makes 5 opinions
09/22/2015,23:54:57,HBOI, this would be a great collection!
09/22/2015,23:55:34,Amy, Lost video
09/22/2015,23:55:42,asakomatsumoto,me too
09/22/2015,23:55:46,rachelbassett,Lost audio as well
09/22/2015,23:56:19,okexnav,LAT :16.14006, LON : -167.85328, DEPTH :1931.7714m, TEMP :  2.17719C, SAL : 34.61454 PSU, DO :  2.89348 mg/L
09/22/2015,23:56:51,Scott, Copy you have lost video.
09/22/2015,23:57:00,christopherkelley,Collecting primnoid
09/22/2015,23:57:05,Scott, We just clipped a piece of the large fan primnoid
09/22/2015,23:57:07,asakomatsumoto,video back.
09/22/2015,23:57:10,Scott, and are stowing it
09/22/2015,23:57:16,rachelbassett,video and audio back
09/22/2015,23:58:18,Scott, D2_DIVE09_SPEC04_BIO Primnoid fan in Starboard biobox inboard
09/22/2015,23:59:27,Kimberly, that's a shame
09/22/2015,23:59:32,Kimberly, let's catch up wth the geology
09/22/2015,23:59:46,rachelbassett, CMECS ROC/NA; Large lava boulders mixed with lava RUB
09/22/2015,23:59:50,mackenziegarringer,  D2_DIVE09_SPEC04_BIO  Primnoid fan, 20150922, 23:52:10, -167.85337, 16.14013, 1931.8097 m, 34.63017 salinity, 2.25055 C, 2.82765 mg/l O2