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[10:12:44] <okexnav> EX1811_DIVE17 ROV powered off
[11:02:53] <danielwagner> When we arrived on station this morning at the site for today's planned dive site, we saw strong currents from south to north, which would effectively push the vehicles into the wall. As a result, we have had to pick an alternate dive site.
[11:03:54] <danielwagner> We will move the ship towards there, and this will unfortunately delay dive launch by ~~ 1 hour. we will provide more updates as soon as we have them.
[11:04:29] <danielwagner> We will still have our dive call at 8:30 AST , during which time we will have a better estimate on timing.
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[12:24:05] <kateoverly> Thank you for the update, Daniel!
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[12:36:24] <Steve Auscavitch> We are a few minutes delayed to start the call. Will connect momentarily
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[12:45:48] <michellescharer> Plan sounds good! Hopefully current won’t switch!
[12:46:32] <chat-admin> EX1811 DIVE18 Test message
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[12:53:46] <Steve Auscavitch> Quick update on bottom time. After the vehicles launch we should be on bottom in 30 minutes time.
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[13:01:17] <taraluke> Thanks Steve
[13:13:25] <danielwagner> Update: we are still assessing conditions at the new site, and don't yet have an ETA in the water. We are at least 45 min out, but will provide an update as soon as we have a better idea.
[13:18:02] <taraluke> Thanks Daniel
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[13:43:08] <taraluke> Is it my imagination, or is Okeanos moving elsewhere?
[13:45:11] <danielwagner> Update: we are moving once again, as the current site is not conducive to dive operations. We will be at the new site (~~8km west) shortly, and start assessing conditions.
[13:45:26] <danielwagner> I will pass on more information when I have it
[13:46:20] <taraluke> Okay thanks.
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[14:45:54] <danielwagner> New ETA of launching ROVs is ~~11:15 AST
[14:52:59] <okexnav> EX1811_DIVE18 ROV powered off
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[15:09:35] <danielwagner> ROV deployment in 15 min
[15:10:27] <danielwagner> It will be a short descent, so we should be on seafloor ~~11:45 AST. The new site is at ~~300-400 m.
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[15:14:16] <kateoverly> Thanks for the update, Daniel!
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[15:21:54] <okexnav> EX1811_DIVE18 ROV Launch
[15:30:25] <okexnav> EX1811_DIVE18 ROV on Surface
[15:31:08] <okexnav> EX1811_DIVE18 ROV Descending
[15:31:50] <okexnav> LAT : 18.397021 , LON : -67.655679 , DEPTH : 10.5882 m, TEMP : 28.21563 C, SAL : 35.5299 PSU, DO : 6.37644 mg/l
[15:35:00] <gracielagarciamoliner> Bravo- thanks for the great work!
[15:36:50] <okexnav> LAT : 18.397584 , LON : -67.655279 , DEPTH : 50.2978 m, TEMP : 28.34297 C, SAL : 36.77658 PSU, DO : 6.42162 mg/l
[15:37:10] <Steve Auscavitch> Descending past 50m. Estimated time on bottom just before 12:00
[15:41:51] <okexnav> LAT : 18.397566 , LON : -67.655266 , DEPTH : 161.1668 m, TEMP : 23.30662 C, SAL : 37.08576 PSU, DO : 6.13281 mg/l
[15:46:51] <okexnav> LAT : 18.397397 , LON : -67.655271 , DEPTH : 246.2877 m, TEMP : 19.09551 C, SAL : 36.60261 PSU, DO : 5.56674 mg/l
[15:51:52] <okexnav> LAT : 18.397239 , LON : -67.655276 , DEPTH : 247.1791 m, TEMP : 19.10874 C, SAL : 36.60646 PSU, DO : 5.57355 mg/l
[15:53:21] <Steve Auscavitch> We are still moving into position above the dive site (~~150m away) and holding at 300m depth.
[15:53:47] <Steve Auscavitch> correction: 250m
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[15:56:52] <okexnav> LAT : 18.397098 , LON : -67.655227 , DEPTH : 247.483 m, TEMP : 19.10527 C, SAL : 36.60531 PSU, DO : 5.56853 mg/l
[16:01:53] <okexnav> LAT : 18.397169 , LON : -67.655237 , DEPTH : 246.9439 m, TEMP : 19.08334 C, SAL : 36.60281 PSU, DO : 5.56448 mg/l
[16:06:53] <okexnav> LAT : 18.397206 , LON : -67.655231 , DEPTH : 246.927 m, TEMP : 18.99209 C, SAL : 36.58986 PSU, DO : 5.54488 mg/l
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[16:10:06] <Steve Auscavitch> Nearing bottom now
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[16:11:54] <okexnav> LAT : 18.397208 , LON : -67.655107 , DEPTH : 327.4153 m, TEMP : 17.22781 C, SAL : 36.35772 PSU, DO : 5.35151 mg/l
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[16:13:28] <Steve Auscavitch> bottom in sight
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[16:16:54] <okexnav> LAT : 18.397151 , LON : -67.655096 , DEPTH : 351.1427 m, TEMP : 16.79337 C, SAL : 36.30229 PSU, DO : 5.37564 mg/l
[16:18:42] <michellescharer> Queen reception! Good choice of site!
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[16:21:11] <Kateoverly> Yes what a welcome!
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[16:21:55] <okexnav> LAT : 18.397056 , LON : -67.655102 , DEPTH : 355.374 m, TEMP : 16.77612 C, SAL : 36.30176 PSU, DO : 5.38089 mg/l
[16:23:04] <asakomatsumoto> Hello all
[16:23:17] <okexnav> EX1811_DIVE18 ROV on Bottom
[16:23:26] <staceywilliams> Hello all
[16:23:42] <Steve Auscavitch> hi
[16:24:02] <asakomatsumoto> Hi Stacey, Steve!
[16:25:00] <staceywilliams> the queen is just hanging out!
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[16:26:55] <okexnav> LAT : 18.396794 , LON : -67.655083 , DEPTH : 350.3363 m, TEMP : 16.82237 C, SAL : 36.30779 PSU, DO : 5.37848 mg/l
[16:29:22] <tinamolodtsova> hi everybody
[16:30:59] <asakomatsumoto> Hi Tina!
[16:31:56] <okexnav> LAT : 18.396674 , LON : -67.65515 , DEPTH : 350.8657 m, TEMP : 16.84637 C, SAL : 36.31076 PSU, DO : 5.36758 mg/l
[16:35:25] <tinamolodtsova> agree for stylo
[16:36:56] <okexnav> LAT : 18.396601 , LON : -67.655015 , DEPTH : 351.2035 m, TEMP : 16.86247 C, SAL : 36.31333 PSU, DO : 5.37011 mg/l
[16:38:15] <Steve Auscavitch> Thanks Tina
[16:38:50] <Steve Auscavitch> We collected an interesting black coral yesterday, tentative ID was Tanacetipathes sp.
[16:40:12] <tinamolodtsova> @steve, can you send ne on-deck photo?
[16:41:21] <Steve Auscavitch> Yes, I can look and see if they're ready.
[16:41:57] <okexnav> LAT : 18.396523 , LON : -67.655036 , DEPTH : 350.8226 m, TEMP : 16.8544 C, SAL : 36.31283 PSU, DO : 5.38192 mg/l
[16:44:48] <tinamolodtsova> @steve, it is not urgent
[16:46:49] <megancromwell> Hi everyone!
[16:47:00] <okexnav> LAT : 18.396542 , LON : -67.655018 , DEPTH : 351.8843 m, TEMP : 16.83022 C, SAL : 36.30939 PSU, DO : 5.38371 mg/l
[16:48:14] <tinamolodtsova> out of place stone
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[16:49:52] <taraluke> Hi Megan
[16:51:58] <okexnav> LAT : 18.39636 , LON : -67.654901 , DEPTH : 347.261 m, TEMP : 16.79079 C, SAL : 36.30408 PSU, DO : 5.38491 mg/l
[16:52:33] <megancromwell> I just want to remind everyone that the video (and these annotations) will be stored in 5 minute segments for easy download for your use and the use of other and future scientists.  So if you see crinoids and sponges everywhere, feel free to re-enter it every 4-5 minutes even if it isn't the main topic to ensure that the video is properly tagged!   
[16:52:43] <megancromwell> We appreciate everyone's contributions!
[16:53:24] <tinamolodtsova> black corals in fact very common, but very small colonies
[16:54:07] <taraluke> Thanks Megan
[16:56:30] <tinamolodtsova> how long will be the dive?
[16:56:54] <Steve Auscavitch> WE have about 3 hours left. Will update the time as we go
[16:56:59] <okexnav> LAT : 18.396322 , LON : -67.654745 , DEPTH : 346.2377 m, TEMP : 16.80354 C, SAL : 36.30535 PSU, DO : 5.38174 mg/l
[17:01:12] <Steve Auscavitch> Tina, do we know much about stylopathes sp. in the area? They are extremely abundant at these depths, would they be worth a collection?
[17:01:59] <okexnav> LAT : 18.396283 , LON : -67.654958 , DEPTH : 338.5865 m, TEMP : 16.96593 C, SAL : 36.32758 PSU, DO : 5.38298 mg/l
[17:02:45] <tinamolodtsova> @steve, if there are no other targets, we can collect stylopathes. but it is a tricky taxon... very modified by symbiotic polynoid
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[17:06:59] <okexnav> LAT : 18.39635 , LON : -67.6551 , DEPTH : 343.4691 m, TEMP : 16.81661 C, SAL : 36.3067 PSU, DO : 5.37842 mg/l
[17:07:59] <meganmcculler> Are these smallish brown/white branching things bryozoans?
[17:08:07] <michellescharer> What are the small thee bushy colonies left of urchin?
[17:08:30] <meganmcculler> can we zoom?
[17:08:47] <tinamolodtsova> bryozoans
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[17:10:27] <tinamolodtsova> they are relatives to lampshells
[17:10:41] <meganmcculler> yep, bryozoans
[17:11:13] <meganmcculler> Those are different from the other species we've been seeing this expedition
[17:11:32] <tinamolodtsova> It is DISASTER to distingush bryos without SEM
[17:11:58] <Steve Auscavitch> Pilots have to bring the vehicles off bottom. When we have more information we will update you.
[17:12:07] <okexnav> LAT : 18.396287 , LON : -67.655024 , DEPTH : 339.6277 m, TEMP : 16.84206 C, SAL : 36.3111 PSU, DO : 5.38209 mg/l
[17:12:13] <taraluke> Thanks.
[17:12:26] <tinamolodtsova> nice sponge left
[17:13:37] <meganmcculler> @Tina sure is! Plus not much molecular work has been done. I heard that only 1% of extant bryozoans have been sequenced
[17:14:03] <Steve Auscavitch> Sargassum is very dense in this area and it is starting to be a regular problem clogging the intakes for the thrusters.
[17:14:21] <Steve Auscavitch> This means the ship is having difficulty holding station.
[17:14:37] <staceywilliams> @megan wow that is crazy! they are pretty common
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[17:17:00] <okexnav> LAT : 18.396509 , LON : -67.654892 , DEPTH : 301.1206 m, TEMP : 17.48287 C, SAL : 36.38726 PSU, DO : 5.33227 mg/l
[17:17:24] <meganmcculler> @Stacey I know! So it's amazing that they aren't studied more. But part of the issue is that, at least in the US, there aren't any bryozoologists (marine, recent species) in positions to take students. I am self-taught.
[17:18:05] <tinamolodtsova> Stacey, there are thousands of them. a lot of endemic species. They have quite short planctonic larvae, many breeders, so.. different places are isolated. seamount from seamount...
[17:19:12] <staceywilliams> @tina and megan, we need to start training some students to be bryozoologists :)
[17:19:26] <tinamolodtsova> .. so... if we collect some - they will be probably new species)))
[17:20:05] <tinamolodtsova> however, I do not know how well Puertorico is studied for bryozoa
[17:20:26] <meganmcculler> @Stacey exactly! It's unfortunate that taxonomy is underfunded as well.
[17:21:33] <staceywilliams> Not sure, but I know even the shallow-water species are very understudied and those are easy to sample.
[17:22:01] <okexnav> LAT : 18.396688 , LON : -67.65482 , DEPTH : 301.5113 m, TEMP : 17.43305 C, SAL : 36.38363 PSU, DO : 5.33915 mg/l
[17:22:35] <meganmcculler> I'm not seeing any studies come up on Puerto Rico bryozoans of any kind. There's one on epibionts of sea turtles there, but that's about it.
[17:24:36] <meganmcculler> Well hey, if anyone there wants to collect bryozoans from Puerto Rico (shallow or otherwise) and send them to me in North Carolina, they will get ID'd and cataloged at our museum
[17:25:31] <meganmcculler> (and, in fact, I would accept them from anywhere in the world)
[17:26:00] <michellescharer> Sea turtle epibionts was my MS!
[17:26:16] <tinamolodtsova> ))))
[17:26:38] <michellescharer> Seconds for collecting, if possible
[17:26:54] <meganmcculler> Omg @Michelle that's the paper I found! Haha...didn't make the connection!
[17:27:07] <okexnav> LAT : 18.39669 , LON : -67.655143 , DEPTH : 301.4468 m, TEMP : 17.47442 C, SAL : 36.38714 PSU, DO : 5.33006 mg/l
[17:27:21] <michellescharer> Small sea, huh?
[17:27:34] <tinamolodtsova> I think it is common species, one of dominant and a good candidate for collection. the only fear I have there are too many species
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[17:30:18] <meganmcculler> @Tina it's possibly a species of Dendrobeania which has a growth pattern like that
[17:32:00] <tinamolodtsova> @megan... 32 valid species listed in woRMS
[17:32:15] <okexnav> LAT : 18.397534 , LON : -67.655112 , DEPTH : 300.4606 m, TEMP : 17.57693 C, SAL : 36.40171 PSU, DO : 5.35189 mg/l
[17:34:16] <meganmcculler> @Tina I know - but it's probably the lowest taxonomic level I've been able to get to just by seeing colony form through this feed. Once I have access to SEM, I'm hoping to image Okeanos bryozoan specimens
[17:35:57] <tinamolodtsova> @megan, no offence given, I  just counted aloud)
[17:36:24] <meganmcculler> what's also scary is that the Smithsonian has several hundred (if not thousands) of unidentified bryozoan specimens
[17:36:41] <staceywilliams> @megan, I can definitely collect bryozoans. Send me your contact info and we can figure out the logistics of collecting and sending samples. my email is stcmwilliams@gmail.com
[17:37:02] <okexnav> LAT : 18.398253 , LON : -67.654457 , DEPTH : 300.1824 m, TEMP : 17.52376 C, SAL : 36.39365 PSU, DO : 5.33728 mg/l
[17:37:13] <tinamolodtsova> thousands
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[17:38:34] <meganmcculler> @Tina no offense taken!! I wonder how many more species are undescribed....
[17:40:50] <meganmcculler> @Stacey that would be great, thank you! My (work) email is megan.mcculler@naturalsciences.org
[17:42:03] <okexnav> LAT : 18.398162 , LON : -67.653948 , DEPTH : 300.4783 m, TEMP : 17.62105 C, SAL : 36.40697 PSU, DO : 5.35262 mg/l
[17:43:40] <Steve Auscavitch> Ship is holding station and we are moving back to the dive site where we left bottom.
[17:45:15] <taraluke> Gotta go.  I"ll be back tomorrow for our last dive!
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[17:45:55] <danielwagner> Just to update everyone: the ship is having trouble holding station. As a result, we have pulled the ROVs off the bottom as a safety precaution. We are trying a few different headings with the ship to see if we can hold station better
[17:46:25] <danielwagner> we will provide more updates once we have them
[17:47:03] <okexnav> LAT : 18.398076 , LON : -67.653986 , DEPTH : 301.2377 m, TEMP : 17.62096 C, SAL : 36.4065 PSU, DO : 5.35292 mg/l
[17:51:42] <meganmcculler> Oh gosh - I lied - Raymond C. Osburn wrote a monograph on bryozoans from Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands in 1940.
[17:52:04] <okexnav> LAT : 18.3976 , LON : -67.654061 , DEPTH : 300.7358 m, TEMP : 17.5341 C, SAL : 36.39591 PSU, DO : 5.33888 mg/l
[17:53:06] <meganmcculler> he says "My own collections in the shallower waters of Porto Rico include a total of 124 species and varieties, indicating a very rich bryozoan fauna. Seven other species are known to occur in deeper water. Careful collecting in deeper water off the coastal shelf should add very materially to the list."
[17:53:27] <michellescharer> @megan it probaycould use an update!
[17:55:03] <michellescharer> *probably
[17:55:14] <staceywilliams> @megan we are starting to revisit a lot of mesophotic reefs around PR. I will keep a look out for bryozoans. Can you please send me a sampling and preservation protocol.
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[17:57:04] <okexnav> LAT : 18.397174 , LON : -67.654119 , DEPTH : 300.9794 m, TEMP : 17.55053 C, SAL : 36.39659 PSU, DO : 5.33364 mg/l
[17:57:32] <meganmcculler> @Stacey - yes I can do that! Be on the lookout for an email from me this coming week.
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[18:02:05] <okexnav> LAT : 18.396768 , LON : -67.654176 , DEPTH : 300.1337 m, TEMP : 17.46304 C, SAL : 36.38618 PSU, DO : 5.3439 mg/l
[18:05:07] <staceywilliams> @megan sounds good!
[18:07:05] <okexnav> LAT : 18.396354 , LON : -67.654252 , DEPTH : 301.1427 m, TEMP : 17.72281 C, SAL : 36.42118 PSU, DO : 5.37174 mg/l
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[18:07:55] <Steve Auscavitch> Approaching our target back on this ridge now.
[18:12:06] <okexnav> LAT : 18.396139 , LON : -67.654259 , DEPTH : 300.4289 m, TEMP : 17.76733 C, SAL : 36.42859 PSU, DO : 5.37412 mg/l
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[18:17:06] <okexnav> LAT : 18.396033 , LON : -67.654139 , DEPTH : 301.9074 m, TEMP : 17.61064 C, SAL : 36.40677 PSU, DO : 5.35169 mg/l
[18:18:00] <Steve Auscavitch> Bottom in sight
[18:18:17] <meganmcculler> So all that is to say...I agree with @Tina...if we have the opportunity to collect that bryo today, that'd be great :)
[18:19:10] <staceywilliams> two queens on bottom
[18:19:35] <staceywilliams> another queen
[18:20:11] <michellescharer> Two landings in one day!
[18:20:40] <staceywilliams> we are lucky!
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[18:22:06] <okexnav> LAT : 18.396018 , LON : -67.654172 , DEPTH : 347.1655 m, TEMP : 16.67916 C, SAL : 36.2873 PSU, DO : 5.36347 mg/l
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[18:27:07] <okexnav> LAT : 18.396 , LON : -67.65423 , DEPTH : 347.0649 m, TEMP : 16.5771 C, SAL : 36.27155 PSU, DO : 5.35907 mg/l
[18:32:08] <okexnav> LAT : 18.395838 , LON : -67.654025 , DEPTH : 345.7659 m, TEMP : 16.7063 C, SAL : 36.29187 PSU, DO : 5.36489 mg/l
[18:34:09] <tinamolodtsova> can we zoom at whitish pinnate colonies? under sledge?
[18:34:23] <michellescharer> Are those bryozoan under ledge?
[18:34:57] <Steve Auscavitch> @Tina going in there. I bet they're plumarella
[18:35:48] <Steve Auscavitch> maybe Acanthoprimnoa
[18:36:08] <Steve Auscavitch> also a small plexaurid to the right, tan in color, orange polyps
[18:37:08] <okexnav> LAT : 18.395874 , LON : -67.653973 , DEPTH : 345.9965 m, TEMP : 16.66029 C, SAL : 36.28589 PSU, DO : 5.35991 mg/l
[18:38:41] <tinamolodtsova> primnoid in my sence
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[18:42:08] <okexnav> LAT : 18.395815 , LON : -67.653969 , DEPTH : 341.8525 m, TEMP : 16.85594 C, SAL : 36.3139 PSU, DO : 5.36622 mg/l
[18:43:52] <tinamolodtsova> it is Chryso,
[18:44:54] <tinamolodtsova> there is a kind of shrimp between 2 fans
[18:47:09] <okexnav> LAT : 18.395677 , LON : -67.653925 , DEPTH : 341.0427 m, TEMP : 16.803 C, SAL : 36.30652 PSU, DO : 5.37466 mg/l
[18:51:26] <Steve Auscavitch> plexaurid?
[18:51:49] <Steve Auscavitch> Paramuricea
[18:52:04] <meganmcculler> we're back in bryozoan fan territory
[18:52:11] <okexnav> LAT : 18.395681 , LON : -67.653868 , DEPTH : 342.5605 m, TEMP : 16.55693 C, SAL : 36.27127 PSU, DO : 5.34662 mg/l
[18:55:02] <tinamolodtsova> it is not the only colony of this shape, there are more in distance
[18:55:16] <tinamolodtsova> primnoid,
[18:57:10] <okexnav> LAT : 18.395598 , LON : -67.653834 , DEPTH : 342.4532 m, TEMP : 16.5398 C, SAL : 36.26747 PSU, DO : 5.34952 mg/l
[18:57:33] <Steve Auscavitch> Thats a tough one. Given the shape I'd say it looks like Paracalyptrophora
[18:59:26] <tinamolodtsova> you sure it is not a candidate for collection (Primnoid)?
[18:59:47] <tinamolodtsova> it was also a weird squat lobster on it
[19:02:09] <tinamolodtsova> scoop?
[19:02:21] <okexnav> LAT : 18.395592 , LON : -67.653817 , DEPTH : 342.0687 m, TEMP : 16.51811 C, SAL : 36.26448 PSU, DO : 5.3499 mg/l
[19:03:08] <Steve Auscavitch> I would absolutely love a snip of the primnoid
[19:03:46] <tinamolodtsova> I will support primnoid - take a whole colony - there are several around and Steve will be more happy
[19:03:56] <staceywilliams> Timestamp (UTC)	20181118 19:03:04 Sample ID	EX1811_D18_01B Sample Box	PI Field ID	sponge- foliose fans Longitude, Latitude	-67.653941, 18.395458 Depth (CTD)	352.053 Salinity	36.23128 Temperature	16.22725 Oxygen	5.06156
[19:04:05] <tinamolodtsova> take it all!!!!
[19:05:00] <tinamolodtsova> it will be easier.
[19:05:10] <Steve Auscavitch> @Tina we will try
[19:05:43] <tinamolodtsova> @steve and there is a chance that associates will stay
[19:06:07] <meganmcculler> There are so many bryos >_>
[19:07:11] <okexnav> LAT : 18.39555 , LON : -67.65387 , DEPTH : 341.056 m, TEMP : 16.50294 C, SAL : 36.2629 PSU, DO : 5.3398 mg/l
[19:07:39] <Steve Auscavitch> I was looking through Cairns & Bayer 2004 for hints and I dont immediately recognize this Paracalyptrophora. Its not P. carinata, for sure.
[19:08:35] <tinamolodtsova> @steve, what is  the surface temperature?
[19:09:18] <Steve Auscavitch> I don't have that exact data but the bottom temp is 16.1 C. 
[19:10:00] <michellescharer> Two for One!
[19:10:17] <tinamolodtsova> let's see...  we have a bonus of two
[19:10:44] <tinamolodtsova> I mean there are a couple
[19:10:54] <Steve Auscavitch> at least 2 Squats
[19:11:08] <tinamolodtsova> @steve, doublefan
[19:11:26] <tinamolodtsova> I mean colony shape
[19:11:49] <Steve Auscavitch> that would probably be Paracalyptrophora duplex then.
[19:11:58] <staceywilliams> Timestamp (UTC)	20181118 19:11:36 Sample ID	EX1811_D18_02B Sample Box	SI Field ID	Primnoid with Stylometra and two squats lobsters Longitude, Latitude	-67.654005, 18.395493 Depth (CTD)	352.0662 Salinity	36.17898 Temperature	15.90305 Oxygen	4.99607
[19:12:11] <Steve Auscavitch> I'll take a lookin the scope later
[19:12:21] <okexnav> LAT : 18.395502 , LON : -67.65388 , DEPTH : 336.7841 m, TEMP : 16.80213 C, SAL : 36.30554 PSU, DO : 5.36134 mg/l
[19:12:49] <tinamolodtsova> @steve, preserved they look more familiar
[19:13:02] <tinamolodtsova> crinoid is in?
[19:14:00] <Steve Auscavitch> yes, and both squats
[19:15:46] <tinamolodtsova> hm,, there are more purple and less purple colonies
[19:16:22] <Steve Auscavitch> We sampled one of the dark purple plexaurids last week at this same depth. The mixed purple/yellow is unknown.
[19:16:48] <michellescharer> Lasers pls
[19:17:12] <okexnav> LAT : 18.395466 , LON : -67.65381 , DEPTH : 333.5168 m, TEMP : 16.90477 C, SAL : 36.31998 PSU, DO : 5.38059 mg/l
[19:17:38] <tinamolodtsova> Elatopathes
[19:19:04] <michellescharer> Interesting how many fishes at this depth have yellow markings along red, pink
[19:21:29] <michellescharer> They are sexually dimorphic flagfin
[19:21:53] <meganmcculler> these tiny candelabra colonies might be bryozoans too
[19:22:00] <tinamolodtsova> these are very strange candelabrum colonies close to fish
[19:22:19] <okexnav> LAT : 18.395295 , LON : -67.653808 , DEPTH : 334.4655 m, TEMP : 16.93051 C, SAL : 36.32367 PSU, DO : 5.38852 mg/l
[19:22:32] <Steve Auscavitch> @megan I agree, they're so small we'll have to find one near the vehicle or move in closely to get a good zoom. Will try!
[19:22:56] <michellescharer> Perhaps a piece of loose rock would include bryozoan?
[19:23:20] <meganmcculler> it would be great to find a rock with both kinds..
[19:24:15] <staceywilliams> yeah we will look for a big enough rock with some bryozoans
[19:25:05] <tinamolodtsova> // and some acanthopathes)))
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[19:27:13] <okexnav> LAT : 18.395178 , LON : -67.65377 , DEPTH : 334.5755 m, TEMP : 16.71248 C, SAL : 36.29306 PSU, DO : 5.3627 mg/l
[19:28:35] <meganmcculler> I..don't see any bryozoans?
[19:30:06] <Steve Auscavitch> @Megan next year when the slurp comes on line I'm sure it will be much easier to sample the small frilly things without totally mangling them
[19:30:26] <tinamolodtsova> this crinoid is definitely wants to crawl to the biobox
[19:30:49] <meganmcculler> @Steve haha yes! I've been excited for the "slurp"
[19:31:06] <michellescharer> How tiny?
[19:31:34] <staceywilliams> less than 10cm, I believe
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[19:32:13] <okexnav> LAT : 18.395216 , LON : -67.653726 , DEPTH : 333.4509 m, TEMP : 16.90196 C, SAL : 36.31783 PSU, DO : 5.37824 mg/l
[19:32:44] <meganmcculler> interesting that now we're more on rock, it's coral and not bryo
[19:33:06] <Steve Auscavitch> maybe they don't like smaller rocks? Prefer the flats?
[19:33:51] <meganmcculler> maybe it has something to do with water flow around the rocks
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[19:34:22] <tinamolodtsova> @steve, they for sure do not like walls
[19:35:46] <michellescharer> Look down on ledge for fish?
[19:36:53] <tinamolodtsova> you can try to scoop byos?
[19:37:11] <tinamolodtsova> zoom at Bathy?
[19:37:25] <okexnav> LAT : 18.395136 , LON : -67.653787 , DEPTH : 333.0616 m, TEMP : 16.95542 C, SAL : 36.32612 PSU, DO : 5.38173 mg/l
[19:37:56] <michellescharer> Very well placed egg case!
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[19:41:21] <tinamolodtsova> position of pinnulae will be good
[19:42:14] <okexnav> LAT : 18.39513 , LON : -67.653783 , DEPTH : 332.7871 m, TEMP : 16.95542 C, SAL : 36.32668 PSU, DO : 5.38245 mg/l
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[19:42:59] <tinamolodtsova> we have something like this in Smithsonian
[19:43:28] <tinamolodtsova> can we put lasers?
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[19:47:15] <okexnav> LAT : 18.395183 , LON : -67.653761 , DEPTH : 331.4085 m, TEMP : 16.94872 C, SAL : 36.32565 PSU, DO : 5.38273 mg/l
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[19:52:15] <okexnav> LAT : 18.395035 , LON : -67.653699 , DEPTH : 332.363 m, TEMP : 16.96127 C, SAL : 36.32699 PSU, DO : 5.38338 mg/l
[19:57:16] <okexnav> LAT : 18.395026 , LON : -67.65371 , DEPTH : 332.3523 m, TEMP : 16.95026 C, SAL : 36.32596 PSU, DO : 5.37162 mg/l
[20:02:16] <okexnav> LAT : 18.395002 , LON : -67.653717 , DEPTH : 332.1375 m, TEMP : 16.91914 C, SAL : 36.32213 PSU, DO : 5.38283 mg/l
[20:02:33] <michellescharer> Fish in background
[20:03:42] <staceywilliams> Timestamp (UTC)	20181118 20:03:18 Sample ID	EX1811_D18_03B Sample Box	PO Field ID	Crinometra Longitude, Latitude	-67.653625, 18.395028 Depth (CTD)	349.0765 Salinity	36.13547 Temperature	15.57041 Oxygen	4.94863
[20:04:01] <staceywilliams> fish in background was bigeye soldierfish
[20:04:09] <meganmcculler> nice collection!
[20:04:22] <michellescharer> @stacey thanks
[20:04:32] <staceywilliams> @michelle do you have any idea about the small fish?
[20:07:12] <michellescharer> Its face was Polylepion like...
[20:07:24] <okexnav> LAT : 18.395026 , LON : -67.65371 , DEPTH : 330.646 m, TEMP : 16.9035 C, SAL : 36.3196 PSU, DO : 5.38536 mg/l
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[20:07:44] <meganmcculler> great dive - look froward to tomorrow
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[20:07:51] <tinamolodtsova> Thanks, it was a great dive after all the difficulties to get in
[20:08:06] <staceywilliams> yeah it looked like a wrasse but the coloration doesn't say Polylepion
[20:08:14] <Steve Auscavitch> @Megan we'll ge those bryos eventually
[20:08:21] <michellescharer> Perhaps juvenile?
[20:08:29] <staceywilliams> thanks all!
[20:08:48] <tinamolodtsova> will try to participate tomorrow. If not - we are keen of collection of Bathypathes from that depth
[20:08:57] <michellescharer> Colors can change as they grow
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[20:09:03] <okexnav> EX1811_DIVE18 ROV Ascending
[20:09:13] <staceywilliams> maybe but it wasn't that much smaller than the ones we have been seeing
[20:09:20] <tinamolodtsova> thanks to pilots!
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[20:10:19] <meganmcculler> @Steve no worries! I'm going to look through Osburn 1940 and see if he recorded any with the colony forms we saw today
[20:10:30] <michellescharer> Right! Will search some more
[20:11:50] <staceywilliams> @michelle cool, let me know if you find anything. thanks!
[20:12:17] <okexnav> LAT : 18.395026 , LON : -67.653808 , DEPTH : 262.3069 m, TEMP : 18.94864 C, SAL : 36.58371 PSU, DO : 5.58111 mg/l
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[20:17:18] <okexnav> LAT : 18.394867 , LON : -67.653993 , DEPTH : 112.0585 m, TEMP : 24.44319 C, SAL : 37.05518 PSU, DO : 6.47791 mg/l
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[20:22:18] <okexnav> LAT : 18.394549 , LON : -67.654523 , DEPTH : 50.4446 m, TEMP : 28.29541 C, SAL : 36.80241 PSU, DO : 6.45201 mg/l
[20:27:19] <okexnav> LAT : 18.393422 , LON : -67.654108 , DEPTH : 51.3588 m, TEMP : 28.34308 C, SAL : 36.78767 PSU, DO : 6.44127 mg/l
[20:32:19] <okexnav> LAT : 18.392902 , LON : -67.652129 , DEPTH : 51.8677 m, TEMP : 28.33036 C, SAL : 36.79238 PSU, DO : 6.4549 mg/l
[20:37:20] <okexnav> LAT : 18.393255 , LON : -67.650198 , DEPTH : 7.0283 m, TEMP : 28.18315 C, SAL : 35.18957 PSU, DO : 6.40997 mg/l
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[20:38:29] <okexnav> EX1811_DIVE18 ROV on Surface
[20:43:32] <michellescharer> @stacey, closest I can guess is Bathyanthias, but not in PR, yet!
[20:43:50] <michellescharer> If you can send screenshot I could continue search
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[20:52:00] <okexnav> EX1811_DIVE18 ROV Recovery Complete
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