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[12:19:31] <stephaniefarrington> Good morning everyone! We are diving today!!! Thanks goodness!
[12:20:25] <allencollins> Woohoo!
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[12:34:03] <johnreed> Yah
[12:39:02] <okexnav> EX2107_DIVE03 ROV Launch
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[12:46:34] <okexnav> EX2107_DIVE03 ROV on Surface
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[13:26:10] <okexnav> EX2107_DIVE03 Mid-water Transect Start
[13:27:02] <johnreed> What speed through the water do you transect?
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[13:31:18] <allencollins> .1 knot
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[13:35:10] <asakomatsumoto> Hello
[13:36:58] <allencollins> Morning Asako
[13:37:32] <asakomatsumoto> morning for you Allen
[13:37:49] <asakomatsumoto> :)
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[14:06:01] <okexnav> EX2107_DIVE03 Mid-water Transect End
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[14:10:09] <okexnav> EX2107_DIVE03 ROV Descending
[14:10:21] <asakomatsumoto> I have to go now. enjoy lest of the dive! see you tomorrow!
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[14:23:01] <okexnav> EX2107_DIVE03 Mid-water Transect Start
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[14:46:27] <scottfrance> FYI: the link to the SeaTube annotations site in the email was to the onboard access, not shore access. That link is https://data.oceannetworks.ca/SeaTubeV3?resourceTypeId=600&resourceId=2443
[14:48:10] <heatherjudkins> Morning everyone!  I may be able to pop in and out b/t now and 1415 ish today.  Teaching but with breaks.
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[14:59:30] <michaelvecchione> hi heather
[15:00:36] <heatherjudkins> Hi!  I can watch and pop into the chat for the next hour or so as I am giving an invert zoo exam... :)
[15:00:59] <heatherjudkins> No sound for me though-  would be a bit disruptive for the students
[15:01:27] <michaelvecchione> @heather -- make them ID everythig in the vidoe
[15:01:44] <allencollins> Great. Glad you are here Heather. Not much squid action so far. Some ink. . .
[15:02:28] <scottfrance> @Heather: funny - must be that time of the semester as I am giving one in one hour!
[15:03:02] <okexnav> EX2107_DIVE03 Mid-water Transect End
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[15:09:34] <scottfrance> Good one, Roland!
[15:12:14] <georgematsumoto> Hurrah for midwater!
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[15:13:30] <okexnav> EX2107_DIVE03 Mid-water Transect Start
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[15:15:11] <georgematsumoto> doliolid?
[15:18:17] <allencollins> Thanks George
[15:18:21] <allencollins> Nice to see you here.
[15:18:35] <georgematsumoto> Steph figured it out ;-)
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[15:21:12] <scottfrance> Something drifted by on the right as you were going for chaetognath - quick view reminded me of a parasitic copepod - e.g. with two long egg sacs - which of course it wouldn't be hanging out here in the water column...
[15:21:33] <michaelvecchione> I think we definitely have a problem with the angle of the lights.
[15:21:57] <georgematsumoto> perhaps they are setup for benthic ops?
[15:22:19] <allencollins> Yeah, wondering about that. Things are washed out and difficult to see
[15:24:06] <okexnav> LAT : 30.70467 , LON : -77.403415 , DEPTH : 601.8641 m, TEMP : 16.60735 C, SAL : 36.25021 PSU, DO : 5.7439 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.8913 FTU
[15:25:30] <georgematsumoto> Thalassocalyce
[15:25:49] <michaelvecchione> Can light bars be angled so the light comes in more from the side?
[15:26:15] <georgematsumoto> They would survive suction sampling
[15:26:41] <georgematsumoto> perfect pronounciation - but then that just means that you and I agree ;-)
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[15:28:22] <scottfrance> I tell my students to pick a pronounciation and own it!
[15:28:28] <michaelvecchione> Pronounce it any way you want. Just make sure you spell in right in the manuscript.
[15:28:38] <georgematsumoto> looks like Nanomia
[15:29:00] <scottfrance> That is, better to sound confident with your pronounciation rather than to mumble it or trail off.
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[15:34:05] <michaelvecchione> nice video of the jelly.
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[15:34:29] <georgematsumoto> lovely Rhopalonema
[15:37:37] <georgematsumoto> don't recognize this one
[15:37:57] <scottfrance> Di I see the tentacles slightly extended?
[15:38:00] <georgematsumoto> it's got filaments like Eurhamphea but the rest of the body doesn't look right
[15:38:03] <scottfrance> *Do
[15:38:23] <scottfrance> @George: so the filaments are not the retractile tentacles?
[15:38:35] <georgematsumoto> great, gentle suck
[15:39:04] <heatherjudkins> nice work!
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[15:39:10] <georgematsumoto> @scott they could be, it was hard to tell. Leucothea has long retractile tentacles but it isn't a Leucothea either
[15:39:21] <michaelvecchione> nicely done pilots
[15:39:28] <georgematsumoto> nice job!
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[15:42:41] <michaelvecchione> nice shot of the foram also
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[15:44:25] <georgematsumoto> Radiolarian
[15:45:52] <michaelvecchione> not much stuff here for a deep-scattering layer. Are we in Sargasso-Sea water?
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[15:50:26] <scottfrance> I'm not used to looking at these, but I'm impressed by how long the pseudopods are relative to the test.
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[15:53:47] <scottfrance> Off to give my IZ lab, so entering silent mode!
[15:53:57] <scottfrance> I mean my IZ exam!
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[16:01:50] <georgematsumoto> going silent for a bit.. got another meeting I have to attend but I'll keep watching
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[16:06:28] <allencollins> thanks George!
[16:07:09] <michaelvecchione> Right now, in addition to his dive, I am supposed to be in a Rice's whale recovery workshop (on prey) and a Schmidt Ocean dive in Gulf of Calif.
[16:07:46] <scottfrance> Rice's whale recovery workshop! That is my wife's whale!
[16:07:51] <michaelvecchione> Cyclothone
[16:08:01] <heatherjudkins> Cyclothone
[16:08:06] <scottfrance> I guess she is alos in that workshop...
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[16:10:59] <michaelvecchione> @Scott -- Yes, is Patty your wife?
[16:11:05] <scottfrance> @Mike: yes.
[16:11:23] <michaelvecchione> She is logged in too.
[16:11:54] <scottfrance> @Mike: lots of crossover here. She is also on a committee with Allen (on eDNA).
[16:12:58] <allencollins> No way! Had no idea of that connection
[16:13:47] <scottfrance> FYI, I agree with others that the lighting is different this expedition. I heard the lights explanation by pilots earlier (I have the audio off now becuas ethe students are writing an exam), but I did not hear if this light set-up is a new protocol, or the same as on past midwater dives.
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[16:14:21] <scottfrance> @Allen: I mentioned it in a couple of emails to you, but you must have missed it. Which explains why you never responded! :-)
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[16:15:11] <heatherjudkins> Something does seem different with lighting today....
[16:16:26] <allencollins> Really Scott? Not sure I got those (not that I get every email). Hmmm.
[16:17:34] <scottfrance> @Allen: yes, early pre-cruise emails where we were planning things. You responded to one of the emails, but not the comment about the common connection to Patty, so you just didn't go far enough down the page!
[16:17:45] <georgematsumoto> those tentacle sheaths are really far from the gut
[16:18:07] <scottfrance> @Allen: anyhow, more fun to make the big reveal here with both you and Mike.
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[16:24:38] <johnreed> Allen- how well do these soft body animals such as salps stay intact with suction collections.  When we had the JSL subs, we had these midwater collectors, plexiglass tubes that were open on top and bottom with lids that would close over the animal with little trauma.
[16:25:06] <georgematsumoto> These must be larval lobates with the sheaths so far out
[16:26:56] <heatherjudkins> cyclothone
[16:28:27] <allencollins> Suction seems to work well enough for many medusae, but definitely not sure how these ctenophores will do.
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[16:35:19] <allencollins> So George, the 2nd collection, the cydipid form. That is what could be a larval lobate? I didn't know they could get so big, although I guess that makes sense.
[16:37:15] <heatherjudkins> Have to go until 1415 ish EST.  See you soon!
[16:37:42] <michaelvecchione> Stomiidae
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[16:44:35] <georgematsumoto> doliolid - perhaps Doliolula?
[16:46:37] <georgematsumoto> larval Deiopea?
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[16:59:17] <okexnav> LAT : 30.707558 , LON : -77.415248 , DEPTH : 901.4092 m, TEMP : 9.94055 C, SAL : 35.30822 PSU, DO : 4.75359 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.8913 FTU
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[17:04:12] <michaelvecchione> different sergestid
[17:04:59] <georgematsumoto> siph bract?
[17:05:12] <georgematsumoto> or nectophore?
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[17:09:17] <scottfrance> I learned something there. The gonads must be in radial canals outside the main pocket of the GVC/gut, e.g. compared to the textbook scyphozoan daigram that shows gonads arising from floor of GVC...
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[17:12:12] <michaelvecchione> We found the home of Periphylla
[17:13:30] <scottfrance> Would love to see one capture something to see the [presumed] tentacle flip.
[17:14:43] <allencollins> Me too Scott
[17:15:15] <okexnav> LAT : 30.707829 , LON : -77.416095 , DEPTH : 902.0156 m, TEMP : 9.9451 C, SAL : 35.30835 PSU, DO : 4.73205 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.8974 FTU
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[17:21:46] <michaelvecchione> I meant Lophogastrid (of which Gnathophausia is a genus)
[17:23:36] <georgematsumoto> Apolemia it looks like
[17:23:49] <georgematsumoto> red gastrozooids
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[17:25:22] <allencollins> Huh. Did not know those gastrozooids could look like that. Fascinating.
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[17:28:01] <scottfrance> Long-armed squid?
[17:28:43] <georgematsumoto> so cool!!!
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[17:30:24] <scottfrance> I've been "distracted" by my paying job, and so can someone let me know the total depth here? e.g. how far off bottom are we right ow?
[17:31:25] <allencollins> Depth is 1080. We are at 900
[17:31:59] <scottfrance> Thanks!
[17:33:11] <michaelvecchione> I think te mastigoteuthid squid was Magnoteuthis magna (see http://tolweb.org/Mastigoteuthis_magna/19520). However, I need to look closely at a frame grab for photophores to be confident in that ID.
[17:33:44] <georgematsumoto> really interesting that they are white Periphylla here...
[17:34:59] <georgematsumoto> the gastrozooids are pretty full ! wonder what it's chowing down on
[17:35:17] <okexnav> LAT : 30.708037 , LON : -77.417524 , DEPTH : 901.6283 m, TEMP : 9.83282 C, SAL : 35.29906 PSU, DO : 4.73167 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.8913 FTU
[17:35:26] <scottfrance> That was a great view
[17:35:33] <annaklompen> Loved that!
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[17:41:58] <scottfrance> Tomopterid?
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[17:54:07] <georgematsumoto> so many red cydippids that are not described!
[17:55:11] <michaelvecchione> different Cyclothone (?)
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[17:56:56] <georgematsumoto> black fish out there?
[17:57:18] <georgematsumoto> Bathocyroe there I think
[17:57:27] <georgematsumoto> but there's a black blob at 11
[17:57:42] <georgematsumoto> or is that a mark on the lens?
[17:58:35] <georgematsumoto> small white cydippid on the left
[17:59:56] <allencollins> I missed the black blob George
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[18:00:19] <georgematsumoto> it must be on the lens as it isn't moving or changing shape ;-)
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[18:01:04] <allencollins> Not seeing it here. IS that your monitor?
[18:01:08] <allencollins> :)
[18:01:26] <georgematsumoto> ha ha ha, it is! just wiped it off
[18:02:13] <allencollins> hahahaha
[18:03:47] <okexnav> EX2107_DIVE03 Mid-water Transect Start
[18:05:19] <georgematsumoto> not described yet... MBARI has some samples...
[18:05:21] <okexnav> LAT : 30.708561 , LON : -77.418981 , DEPTH : 1007.4741 m, TEMP : 5.3907 C, SAL : 35.04426 PSU, DO : 7.37276 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.8974 FTU
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[18:06:29] <georgematsumoto> Nice Aegina
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[18:09:55] <georgematsumoto> The cilia in the plates are diffracting the light much the same way a cd or dvd diffracts the light to form a rainbow -
[18:10:18] <georgematsumoto> Ctenoceros!
[18:10:22] <okexnav> LAT : 30.708525 , LON : -77.41906 , DEPTH : 1008.449 m, TEMP : 5.44334 C, SAL : 35.04489 PSU, DO : 7.33163 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.9463 FTU
[18:10:47] <georgematsumoto> they come in white and red
[18:11:04] <georgematsumoto> common name - like rhinoceros - ;-)
[18:11:32] <georgematsumoto> name given by Richard Harbison
[18:11:43] <georgematsumoto> because of the 'horns'
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[18:11:48] <johnreed> I understand that OER has a photo album of benthic organisms.  Do they have one for midwater critters?  If not, you should.
[18:12:20] <allencollins> You are right, we should make that.
[18:15:21] <okexnav> LAT : 30.708494 , LON : -77.419125 , DEPTH : 1008.2633 m, TEMP : 5.46376 C, SAL : 35.04739 PSU, DO : 7.30656 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.9096 FTU
[18:16:56] <scottfrance> shark
[18:17:01] <georgematsumoto> shark
[18:17:14] <georgematsumoto> sleeper shark?
[18:17:20] <heatherjudkins> Yep shark...
[18:18:48] <georgematsumoto> Aegina citra? nice yellowish gonads
[18:19:59] <georgematsumoto> @Allen - you're right!!
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[18:20:31] <allencollins> Only every once in awhile. Like a broken clock
[18:21:34] <georgematsumoto> although Bathykorus bouilloni should have ~~12 pouches i think.. so maybe a different species?
[18:23:02] <allencollins> Yeah,different from B. bouilloni
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[18:25:23] <okexnav> LAT : 30.708505 , LON : -77.419065 , DEPTH : 1008.523 m, TEMP : 5.59142 C, SAL : 35.05231 PSU, DO : 7.21592 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.8974 FTU
[18:26:10] <georgematsumoto> Lampea
[18:26:29] <georgematsumoto> or a larval lobate
[18:26:40] <georgematsumoto> but the tentacles are forward
[18:26:55] <georgematsumoto> definitely a lobate - you can see the canals on the lobes
[18:27:59] <georgematsumoto> they just move their tentacles up to the mouth and then use them still for food. the tentillae sometimes drape over the inner lobes
[18:28:09] <allencollins> Cool. Really cool. Learning a lot today!!!!
[18:28:38] <georgematsumoto> just a youngster...
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[18:29:37] <georgematsumoto> almost like a bathylagid but the eyes are small
[18:29:48] <georgematsumoto> melamphaid seems like a better id
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[18:30:54] <allencollins> Ah thanks George. Do they still have sheaths for tentacles when adult and the tentacles are near mouth?
[18:31:11] <heatherjudkins> Sent a screenshot to Tracey Sutton to see if he can id the fish...  He might not be able to reply...  in meetings of course :)
[18:31:21] <georgematsumoto> @Allen, they do. reduced sheaths for tentacles.
[18:31:47] <georgematsumoto> I think @stephanie was correct with Melamphaidae. right shape and small eyes; forked caudal
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[18:33:38] <allencollins> Thanks George. I am forgetting stuff left and right. ;-)
[18:34:14] <georgematsumoto> I've forgotten so much that I used to know. darn dying brain cells.....
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[18:36:43] <scottfrance> Isn't it amazing how in the moment you can't recall the names you used so fluidly when not under stress!
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[18:38:42] <scottfrance> Large antennal scales...
[18:39:36] <allencollins> I don't know Scott. You are master in this seat.
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[18:43:24] <okexnav> EX2107_DIVE03 Mid-water Transect End
[18:45:06] <okexnav> EX2107_DIVE03 ROV on Bottom
[18:45:18] <scottfrance> Now I know why I didn't see any 10 m tall bamboo corals proijecting up into your transect...
[18:45:24] <okexnav> LAT : 30.708448 , LON : -77.419095 , DEPTH : 1018.5552 m, TEMP : 4.71542 C, SAL : 35.01705 PSU, DO : 7.89455 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.8974 FTU
[18:45:28] <scottfrance> Too muddy!
[18:45:33] <johnreed> The MB showed a scarp here.  How far is that?
[18:46:22] <michaelvecchione> xenophyophore
[18:47:39] <scottfrance> black coral...
[18:47:45] <georgematsumoto> coral
[18:47:47] <michaelvecchione> ggastropod
[18:47:52] <scottfrance> or Radicipes. Can we get closer zoom?
[18:48:13] <scottfrance> Radicipes is a whip-like chrysogorgiid that grows in sand bottoms
[18:48:29] <heatherjudkins> gastropoda
[18:49:05] <scottfrance> Agree thius one is Stichopathes like. At least, a whip black coral
[18:50:03] <scottfrance> You are seeing the tentacles in pairs. Each polyp has 6 tentacles, but they are strecthced along the axis.
[18:50:25] <okexnav> LAT : 30.70851 , LON : -77.419049 , DEPTH : 1018.2579 m, TEMP : 4.70479 C, SAL : 35.01548 PSU, DO : 7.90823 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.9035 FTU
[18:50:45] <scottfrance> Where are the sea pens?
[18:51:19] <scottfrance> Sea pen!
[18:52:23] <scottfrance> Different one
[18:52:33] <heatherjudkins> cyclothone
[18:52:55] <johnreed> Maybe Nephtheidae?
[18:53:48] <scottfrance> The branches look inflated...
[18:54:06] <scottfrance> We need to see base!
[18:54:26] <scottfrance> Has a peduncle, so is a Pennatulid of some kind.
[18:54:36] <scottfrance> But weird. Perhaps not genus Pennatula
[18:54:46] <scottfrance> Yes, I saw the base
[18:54:53] <scottfrance> There is a peduncle there
[18:55:10] <scottfrance> Would be good to see from other side, if we want more ID
[18:55:22] <allencollins> Collect?
[18:55:26] <scottfrance> From back you'd likely see the axial rod
[18:55:27] <okexnav> LAT : 30.708583 , LON : -77.419075 , DEPTH : 1018.6828 m, TEMP : 4.70177 C, SAL : 35.01437 PSU, DO : 7.94775 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.8974 FTU
[18:55:36] <scottfrance> For sure, if you have space!
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[18:55:56] <scottfrance> The alst one would have been even better! ;-)
[18:56:07] <scottfrance> e.g. the Kophobelemnon or whatever it was
[18:56:19] <allencollins> Want the other one as well?
[18:56:32] <georgematsumoto> from twitter - Nuni - HELLO i can't find a chat but i'm watching the stream and i would like you to know that the "owlfish" definitely isn't an owlfish and it is, instead, probably a ridgehead/bigscale
[18:56:46] <scottfrance> The other one looks related to the rock pens, which is why I say it would be very intyeresting.
[18:57:07] <scottfrance> It has rock pen like morphology, but clkearly not on a rock!
[18:57:45] <scottfrance> Bonus benthic samples on a midwater day. What could be better?
[18:57:58] <allencollins> Any narrower ID than Pennatulacea on this one?
[18:58:02] <scottfrance> This species won't retract
[18:58:18] <scottfrance> If it does, we need to change our data matrix!
[18:58:51] <heatherjudkins> @George- melamphaidae for the black fish earlier....  Agree with bigscale...  But remember, I am a novice with those :)
[18:59:36] <georgematsumoto> @heather I try to stay away from things with bones ;-)
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[19:02:39] <scottfrance> With polyps deflated, Upasana thinks likely we can say it is in the genus Pennatula
[19:03:03] <scottfrance> Outstanding collection!
[19:05:23] <scottfrance> Kophobelemnon or Anthoptilum...? Stand by after close-up
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[19:06:44] <scottfrance> It might be a small Protoptilum, pre-curvature...
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[19:07:15] <scottfrance> Protoptilum would make sense in the west Atlantic slope...
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[19:11:13] <scottfrance> Lets go with label Anthoptilum, if you haven't already put on a name.
[19:12:02] <scottfrance> I misspoke earlier when I wrote "small Protoptilum, pre-curvature". Upasana reminds me that it is Anthoptilum that curves, such that the colony resembles a question mark.
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[19:14:15] <scottfrance> Gotta love the 3D to 2D spatial awareness game...
[19:14:27] <scottfrance> or I guess 2D to 3D...
[19:15:04] <scottfrance> Scale worm bailed...
[19:15:11] <allencollins> Just saw SeaTube note Scott. I did not realize there was separate address for onboard access.
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[19:15:30] <scottfrance> @Allen: learning every day!
[19:16:30] <allencollins> Indeed. Will figure that out.
[19:17:23] <scottfrance> @Allen: the little details they forget to tell the Science Leads!
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[19:24:53] <scottfrance> WHEEEEEEZE! That is the sound of me sucking in air post breath-holding collection...
[19:25:25] <scottfrance> I think the whole thing is in there.
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[19:25:33] <scottfrance> Thatnks for those collections.
[19:26:10] <scottfrance> I know you are just trying to stop me from seeing more sea pens! ;-)(
[19:26:22] <scottfrance> But I agree with you. Check out the water column.
[19:28:16] <okexnav> EX2107_DIVE03 ROV Ascending
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[19:32:11] <michaelvecchione> frog kick
[19:32:19] <heatherjudkins> @ Mike- any idea what squid species?
[19:32:44] <michaelvecchione> Magnoteuthis magna (probably)
[19:33:06] <heatherjudkins> Very cool....
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[19:35:52] <georgematsumoto> no, this one is different.
[19:36:11] <michaelvecchione> Looks like what Habison used to call Tortuga Red
[19:36:14] <georgematsumoto> this is like the Tortugas red
[19:36:25] <georgematsumoto> ink
[19:36:40] <georgematsumoto> squid ink is my guess
[19:36:50] <georgematsumoto> Ctenoceros
[19:37:07] <michaelvecchione> The 3 dots did look like little puffs of ink
[19:38:34] <scottfrance> @George: Ctenoceros does not come up on WoRMS. Is it a new name, or an informal name among your group?
[19:40:02] <scottfrance> Squid says: "Gets them every time."
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[19:40:42] <georgematsumoto> @scott informal name, scientific name to come soon hopefully
[19:41:32] <allencollins> Thanks for clarification on that name George.
[19:41:46] <scottfrance> That explains it! I'll adjust my entry in SeaTube.
[19:43:28] <scottfrance> "poo". Favorite Science Lead quote of the day.
[19:44:09] <scottfrance> Viper fish?
[19:44:18] <scottfrance> Or dragonfish, or some such?
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[19:44:56] <georgematsumoto> cyclothone is my guess
[19:45:02] <georgematsumoto> or some other bristlemouth
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[19:46:01] <georgematsumoto> gonostoma makes sense
[19:46:20] <heatherjudkins> That's what I was seeing when checking cyclothone relatives....
[19:46:25] <georgematsumoto> didn't have the clear head
[19:47:00] <georgematsumoto> Wow that's a gorgeous siph - don't know who that is. not Apolemia
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[19:50:47] <scottfrance> Don't think I've ever seen one of these on previous dives... Great image.
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[19:54:52] <heatherjudkins> Great dive, everyone, thanks!
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[19:56:04] <georgematsumoto> That gorgeous siph was Bargmannia lata
[19:56:09] <okexnav> EX2107_DIVE03 ROV Ascending
[19:57:33] <georgematsumoto> Thank you!!
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[19:58:18] <allencollins> Thanks Everyone
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[20:10:33] <okexnav> LAT : 30.707327 , LON : -77.420154 , DEPTH : 607.6715 m, TEMP : 16.43186 C, SAL : 36.22339 PSU, DO : 5.68825 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.8913 FTU
[20:15:33] <okexnav> LAT : 30.705855 , LON : -77.420132 , DEPTH : 597.3484 m, TEMP : 16.61093 C, SAL : 36.25462 PSU, DO : 5.72909 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.8913 FTU
[20:20:34] <okexnav> LAT : 30.704594 , LON : -77.419719 , DEPTH : 598.7135 m, TEMP : 16.56673 C, SAL : 36.24671 PSU, DO : 5.73019 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.8913 FTU
[20:21:24] emilycrum leaves the room
[20:25:35] <okexnav> LAT : 30.703384 , LON : -77.419045 , DEPTH : 598.2691 m, TEMP : 16.60836 C, SAL : 36.2538 PSU, DO : 5.7344 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.8974 FTU
[20:30:36] <okexnav> LAT : 30.702257 , LON : -77.41804 , DEPTH : 590.6746 m, TEMP : 16.74463 C, SAL : 36.27606 PSU, DO : 5.74345 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.8974 FTU
[20:35:36] <okexnav> LAT : 30.701286 , LON : -77.416792 , DEPTH : 490.9275 m, TEMP : 18.3883 C, SAL : 36.56675 PSU, DO : 6.35285 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.8913 FTU
[20:40:37] <okexnav> LAT : 30.700046 , LON : -77.414952 , DEPTH : 349.6687 m, TEMP : 19.05669 C, SAL : 36.67094 PSU, DO : 6.7636 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.8913 FTU
[20:45:37] <okexnav> LAT : 30.698943 , LON : -77.413196 , DEPTH : 247.6223 m, TEMP : 19.27124 C, SAL : 36.6905 PSU, DO : 6.80619 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.8791 FTU
[20:50:37] <okexnav> LAT : 30.698092 , LON : -77.411922 , DEPTH : 119.1524 m, TEMP : 21.20249 C, SAL : 36.83945 PSU, DO : 6.06095 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.8364 FTU
[20:55:38] <okexnav> LAT : 30.697169 , LON : -77.411138 , DEPTH : 56.582 m, TEMP : 25.99969 C, SAL : 36.58472 PSU, DO : 6.68171 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.8059 FTU
[21:00:39] <okexnav> LAT : 30.69669 , LON : -77.410742 , DEPTH : 55.7792 m, TEMP : 25.91723 C, SAL : 36.60619 PSU, DO : 6.70038 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.8059 FTU
[21:05:39] <okexnav> LAT : 30.696753 , LON : -77.410509 , DEPTH : 15.8242 m, TEMP : 26.2722 C, SAL : 36.43439 PSU, DO : 6.58835 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.7448 FTU
[21:06:40] <okexnav> EX2107_DIVE03 ROV on Surface
[21:20:13] <okexnav> EX2107_DIVE03 ROV Recovery Complete
[23:53:39] <okexnav> EX2107_DIVE03 ROV powered off