[15:37:33] EX2304_DIVE01 ROV powered off [15:58:05] ervangarrison leaves the room [16:00:26] EX2304_DIVE01 ROV powered off [16:01:41] Hi Dhugal [16:05:31] EX2304_DIVE01 Test message [16:09:44] test message received [16:27:03] kellymarkello leaves the room [16:33:10] EX2304_DIVE01 ROV Launch [16:40:08] EX2304_DIVE01 ROV on Surface [16:41:03] EX2304_DIVE01 ROV Descending [16:43:06] LAT : 55.602899 , LON : -154.071865 , DEPTH : 35.218 m, TEMP : 9.58178 C, SAL : 32.24909 PSU, DO : 9.47716 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.801 FTU [16:48:06] LAT : 55.60054 , LON : -154.072572 , DEPTH : 59.7575 m, TEMP : 5.82745 C, SAL : 32.52394 PSU, DO : 9.40888 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7949 FTU [16:48:19] @dhugal -- Cyanea ? [16:51:46] Good morning all! [16:52:04] hi Rhian [16:52:08] sorry was taking a short nap till the dive started.. [16:52:15] Bolinopsis infindibulum [16:52:23] Elaina is trying to reset password for chat [16:52:27] quite a few [16:52:47] okay, sounds good, we have some time before bottom. [16:53:05] @Dhugal -- did you see the large, very long medusae shortly after launch? [16:53:07] Good morning Dhugal - 1am for you there? [16:53:09] LAT : 55.600218 , LON : -154.072886 , DEPTH : 205.4747 m, TEMP : 4.7672 C, SAL : 33.80685 PSU, DO : 2.50354 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7705 FTU [16:53:41] good morning. 01:53JST here [16:54:19] Well, thankyou for joining us! [16:54:38] @mike missed it I am afraid [16:54:50] cod? [16:55:12] cuninidae [16:55:52] I assume the tentacles on screen belong to that jelly? [16:56:28] jenniferaschoff leaves the room [16:56:33] still lots of Bolinopsis [16:56:45] Beroe abyssicola [16:57:02] cydipid [16:57:07] yes. tentacles from big jellies. [16:57:25] myctophid school [16:57:55] Avocettina? [16:58:07] LAT : 55.599924 , LON : -154.072649 , DEPTH : 349.1845 m, TEMP : 4.2877 C, SAL : 33.94284 PSU, DO : 1.1886 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7705 FTU [16:58:18] Solmissus [16:58:59] Are you tryng to get Solmissus specimens? [16:59:01] physonects? [16:59:32] Yes, am still trying to get Solmissus specimens. [17:00:07] Solmissus [17:00:13] Rudjakovia? [17:00:18] We can ask to target them for collection if we see any. [17:00:36] Sergestid [17:00:41] we have a target list here that includes Solmissus [17:00:43] lepto [17:00:47] once they are on transect of course. [17:01:05] Arctapodema maybe? [17:01:16] Euphysa? [17:01:25] Rudjakovia [17:01:47] teeming with jellies!! [17:02:02] Are either of you planning to add notations to seatube? [17:02:10] Hope I can stay awake! [17:02:40] i have troubles with seatube. will try. [17:02:44] Solmundaegina [17:03:08] LAT : 55.599901 , LON : -154.072457 , DEPTH : 492.5207 m, TEMP : 4.03757 C, SAL : 34.10078 PSU, DO : 0.76515 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7766 FTU [17:03:23] big physonect. Marrus? [17:03:39] Poralia [17:03:41] Thanks Mike [17:04:20] I only have two screens so one for video and one for chat I am afraid [17:04:39] Ctenoceros? [17:05:16] oikopleuridae a few [17:05:58] below the Bolinopsis layer now [17:06:15] Poralia rufescens [17:07:24] Atolla [17:07:49] Rudjakovia [17:08:08] LAT : 55.600013 , LON : -154.072697 , DEPTH : 636.6828 m, TEMP : 3.77794 C, SAL : 34.18058 PSU, DO : 0.5575 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7582 FTU [17:08:10] @Rhian -- when do you want to start the talk talk talk? [17:08:48] maybe doliolid nurses mixed in? [17:08:53] gordonrees leaves the room [17:09:04] ElainaJorgensen leaves the room [17:09:08] Hi Mike - we need to do the dive planning call for tomorrow at 0920 local here, then after that we will come online to start the pre dive call [17:09:16] hard to tell at this speed. Will have to check on way up [17:09:23] Poralia [17:09:46] Dhugal not only is better at IDing this stuff than I am, he is also a faster typist. [17:09:56] Hi Elaina! [17:10:11] squid [17:10:15] Crossota [17:10:19] Poralia [17:10:23] ommastrephid [17:10:34] Periphylla? [17:11:06] There are a lot of gonatids up here. [17:11:19] Poralia [17:11:30] Hi Rhian! [17:11:39] First squid seen for a while? [17:12:11] 1st squid I have seen so far [17:12:34] Solmissus [17:12:52] Bolinopsis? [17:13:09] LAT : 55.599983 , LON : -154.072731 , DEPTH : 779.696 m, TEMP : 3.49043 C, SAL : 34.26462 PSU, DO : 0.46542 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7766 FTU [17:13:19] Lobata. Maybe a Bathocyroe species? [17:14:31] Rhopalonematidae [17:15:10] myctophids still here [17:15:30] Bolinopsis [17:15:55] ElainaJorgensen leaves the room [17:16:28] mctophids [17:16:32] Lobate? gelatinous octopus? [17:17:05] lophogastrid? [17:17:14] Solmissus [17:18:03] surprised there aren7t more big chaetes [17:18:10] LAT : 55.600168 , LON : -154.072857 , DEPTH : 928.6891 m, TEMP : 3.28779 C, SAL : 34.30829 PSU, DO : 0.47483 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7705 FTU [17:18:13] Bolinopsis infundibulum [17:18:14] shrimp [17:18:47] bolinopsis [17:20:08] thought I saw a Bathylagid swimming away from us.. [17:20:51] shrimp [17:21:05] Pantachogon? [17:21:21] are you on the conference line too? [17:21:30] shrimp [17:21:47] If so ca \n you hear us? [17:22:23] family asleep and small house so can't talk. Will put earphones on now though [17:22:31] I will call in shortly [17:22:54] Yes, no worries Dhugal, we knew you were going to be quiet this morning [17:23:03] looks like Bolinopsis still here [17:23:11] LAT : 55.600287 , LON : -154.072792 , DEPTH : 1078.474 m, TEMP : 2.98104 C, SAL : 34.36502 PSU, DO : 0.49902 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7582 FTU [17:23:13] ElainaJorgensen leaves the room [17:23:14] Poralia [17:23:49] squid! [17:24:13] Solmissus [17:24:40] bristlemouth? [17:24:42] bathylagid? [17:24:59] big red [17:25:04] Tiburonia granrojo [17:25:14] Aegina citrea [17:25:28] squids [17:25:33] viperfish and squid [17:26:06] Some of those Bolinopsis look really like gelatinous octopods... [17:27:04] cyclothone [17:27:11] Solmissus [17:27:40] trachy [17:27:59] shrimp [17:28:12] LAT : 55.600146 , LON : -154.072767 , DEPTH : 1225.0311 m, TEMP : 2.6903 C, SAL : 34.42207 PSU, DO : 0.5749 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7766 FTU [17:29:00] ElainaJorgensen leaves the room [17:29:10] shrimp [17:30:00] Bolinopsis and viper? [17:30:05] viperfish [17:30:45] Botrynema? [17:31:02] ??? [17:31:05] ElainaJorgensen leaves the room [17:31:22] Red scypho?? Marrus? [17:32:03] Bolinopsis and big larvacean [17:32:25] Bolinopsis swarm again [17:33:13] LAT : 55.600119 , LON : -154.072563 , DEPTH : 1378.2272 m, TEMP : 2.45912 C, SAL : 34.4693 PSU, DO : 0.79561 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7705 FTU [17:33:42] orange Arctapodema. good target for sampling [17:33:44] kellymarkello leaves the room [17:33:59] gonatid with eggs? [17:34:30] viper [17:34:35] sinker [17:34:45] still lots of Bolinopsis [17:35:08] chaete [17:35:12] lot of fishes [17:35:34] Aeginura? [17:35:43] These deep Bolinopsis [17:35:48] Aeginura grimaldii [17:36:01] just like in Toyokawa et al paper [17:36:29] Thanks everyone. As a geo, I have no idea what I'm looking at in here so please share your knowledge liberally :-) [17:36:57] Bolinopsis infundibulum are everywhere! [17:37:00] pelagic rocks [17:37:09] Marrus? [17:38:14] LAT : 55.600206 , LON : -154.072384 , DEPTH : 1520.8787 m, TEMP : 2.31053 C, SAL : 34.49991 PSU, DO : 0.94111 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7582 FTU [17:38:22] my goodness. Wish this was a stereo camera so we could calculate densities [17:38:26] @dhugal -- OE just posted a frame grab of the big jelly on facebook. [17:38:57] chaete [17:39:30] Tiburonia you mean? Not on Facebook myself.. [17:40:14] We will do the pre dive 5 mins [17:40:21] No. Maybe Cyanea [17:42:07] is it bluish? [17:42:25] reddish? yellowish? [17:43:08] fewer Bolinopsis but still around [17:43:14] LAT : 55.600161 , LON : -154.072622 , DEPTH : 1665.7327 m, TEMP : 2.15331 C, SAL : 34.53328 PSU, DO : 1.17185 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7277 FTU [17:44:02] ElainaJorgensen leaves the room [17:44:09] mostly yellowish [17:44:47] but not Phacellophora? [17:45:22] ?? [17:45:49] I will try to e-mail you the pic from FB [17:46:05] bathylagid? [17:46:38] thx [17:47:48] Bolinopsis infundibulum still everywhere [17:47:56] ElainaJorgensen leaves the room [17:48:15] LAT : 55.600254 , LON : -154.072926 , DEPTH : 1810.169 m, TEMP : 2.04354 C, SAL : 34.55536 PSU, DO : 1.51737 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7643 FTU [17:48:20] thse jellies are good substrate for some animals;-) [17:48:25] e-mail sent [17:48:48] Lampocteis? [17:53:11] ElainaJorgensen leaves the room [17:53:15] LAT : 55.600336 , LON : -154.07297 , DEPTH : 1960.5164 m, TEMP : 1.92988 C, SAL : 34.57838 PSU, DO : 1.80876 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7643 FTU [17:55:35] oral arms on that big scpho photo you sent so long. Not sure what it is but both Cyanea and Phacellophora usually much shorter.. [17:55:59] A chrysaora species maybe? [17:56:28] @Dhugal -- I will beleve anything you say. [17:56:30] chat-admin leaves the room [17:57:03] Have you worked in these waters before? [17:58:08] rhianwaller leaves the room [17:58:16] LAT : 55.600382 , LON : -154.072903 , DEPTH : 2108.3202 m, TEMP : 1.877 C, SAL : 34.59046 PSU, DO : 1.95127 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7155 FTU [17:58:30] @Elaina -- while they are doing the white balance etc you can see video from Serios on camera 2 [17:59:06] ratail on camera 2 [17:59:49] We could see Vampyroteuthis infernalis (vampire squid) on these deep midwater tows. I would love to sample this species if we are able. [18:00:22] Thanks Mike! [18:01:00] Gulf of Alaska ROV with Russ Hopcroft in 2019 [18:01:15] bit further east and south [18:01:49] That makes you THE MAN [18:02:10] he knows the shallower jellies better than me though through his big net sampling [18:02:40] Elaina knows the nekton fauna here better than I do. [18:02:53] haha! Eat of Hokkaido, Gulf of Alaska and Arctic but not Aleutians yet so excited to be able to see stuff [18:02:58] east [18:03:07] EX2304_DIVE01 ROV on Bottom [18:03:16] LAT : 55.600404 , LON : -154.07258 , DEPTH : 2159.5956 m, TEMP : 1.83675 C, SAL : 34.59885 PSU, DO : 2.11132 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7277 FTU [18:04:05] chaetognath [18:04:07] @Elaina Are there Amphitretus here? [18:05:10] We haven't identified that species from this region however, I wouldn't rule it out. [18:05:55] chaet [18:08:16] I need a quick break. be right back! [18:08:18] LAT : 55.600434 , LON : -154.072467 , DEPTH : 2158.0238 m, TEMP : 1.83406 C, SAL : 34.60044 PSU, DO : 2.11118 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7216 FTU [18:10:12] big white chaetes [18:10:14] mulltiple chaetognaths [18:10:42] EX2304_DIVE01 Mid-water Transect Start [18:10:50] transect start [18:11:08] I'm back [18:11:29] We just took our first Niskin btw [18:11:44] Eukrohnia hamata? [18:12:18] decapod shrimp [18:13:09] Bolinopsis infundibulum [18:13:17] LAT : 55.600332 , LON : -154.072553 , DEPTH : 2160.0407 m, TEMP : 1.84571 C, SAL : 34.59941 PSU, DO : 2.1076 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7155 FTU [18:13:33] black pigment patches different to the North Atlantic morphotype [18:14:35] We will do about 30 minutes transects [18:14:44] chaete [18:15:00] Coryphaenoides? [18:15:29] I can't ID... [18:16:09] Good question!! [18:16:16] That is why we are here!;-) [18:16:46] Wow you can see the bioluminecent organs on that cheatognath! [18:17:05] Nice video! [18:17:46] Botrynem [18:17:51] target [18:17:55] ElainaJorgensen leaves the room [18:17:59] Botrynema brucei [18:18:17] LAT : 55.600389 , LON : -154.072649 , DEPTH : 2161.6872 m, TEMP : 1.8426 C, SAL : 34.59834 PSU, DO : 2.1221 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7277 FTU [18:18:49] yeehah! [18:19:43] EX2304_01_SS1-Botrynema_brucei UUID [18:20:23] rhianwaller leaves the room [18:20:55] chaetognath [18:21:20] chaetes and Bolinopsis eating diapausing copepods? Seems pretty deep for that though.. [18:22:23] chaetes have full gonads [18:23:06] if you zoom on one again you can see small white spots on the external surface which are bioluminescent organs [18:23:18] LAT : 55.600451 , LON : -154.072978 , DEPTH : 2159.4091 m, TEMP : 1.83962 C, SAL : 34.59801 PSU, DO : 2.15687 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.9963 FTU [18:24:02] Bolinopsis infundibulum [18:24:17] has eaten something! What?? [18:24:28] @Dhugal, I think it's a Coryphaenoides cinereus. [18:25:11] infected? [18:25:43] zoom please [18:25:57] Euplokamis [18:26:10] tentilla are coiled [18:26:24] iris a bit narrowwr plz [18:26:59] Euplokamis dunlapae I think [18:27:09] These have striated muscle in the tentilla [18:28:10] ctenophore nervous system developed separatedly to all other multicellular animals. Vert interesting group;-) [18:28:18] LAT : 55.600428 , LON : -154.073146 , DEPTH : 2160.2213 m, TEMP : 1.83771 C, SAL : 34.59752 PSU, DO : 2.07321 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7155 FTU [18:28:39] @Elaina thx! [18:28:54] another Euplokamis fishing for lunch [18:29:29] zoom in on a tentilla? [18:30:03] Bolinopsis in distance [18:30:28] exoparasites [18:30:56] maybe eating snow directly? [18:30:57] emilycrum leaves the room [18:31:24] Bolinopsis again [18:31:34] some have black pigment and some not [18:32:04] kellymarkello leaves the room [18:32:07] black mostly on lobes and not always on aboral end [18:32:53] no idea [18:33:16] doesn't seem to be dietary [18:33:21] LAT : 55.600433 , LON : -154.073354 , DEPTH : 2157.7697 m, TEMP : 1.83705 C, SAL : 34.59882 PSU, DO : 2.08763 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7155 FTU [18:34:14] chaete [18:34:37] bones will dissolve if deep enough [18:34:55] Euplokamis [18:34:57] emilycrum leaves the room [18:34:57] ElainaJorgensen leaves the room [18:35:25] Mesochordeus [18:35:39] redhead larvacean inside? [18:35:48] he is there! [18:36:13] awesome sequence! [18:37:01] can sink up to 1000m per day! [18:37:10] That was incredible! [18:37:15] full of food [18:37:22] Euplokamis [18:37:27] Bolinopsis [18:37:42] 50% of benthic needs [18:37:51] chaetognaths [18:38:13] they keep one ready to inflate so can make new one almost instantaneously [18:38:19] LAT : 55.600434 , LON : -154.073667 , DEPTH : 2162.1844 m, TEMP : 1.83914 C, SAL : 34.59829 PSU, DO : 2.11382 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7277 FTU [18:38:23] under their "chins" [18:38:55] another Mesochoraeus house [18:39:03] animal is there [18:39:38] quite clogged house. will throw away soon [18:40:08] EX2304_DIVE01 Mid-water Transect End [18:40:13] the Phantom [18:41:04] Moving up to 900m depth trnsect [18:41:11] That was SUPER nice one, thank you! [18:41:17] surprised so many chaetes [18:41:39] some awesome shots in that last transect [18:42:03] Bolinopsis [18:42:40] EX2304_DIVE01 ROV Ascending [18:42:43] Mesochordaeus [18:43:00] ElainaJorgensen leaves the room [18:43:19] LAT : 55.600529 , LON : -154.074226 , DEPTH : 2144.8644 m, TEMP : 1.85312 C, SAL : 34.59541 PSU, DO : 2.09664 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7277 FTU [18:43:37] Rudjakovia plicata siphonophore [18:43:50] Mesochordaeus [18:44:37] Rhopalonematidae [18:45:30] Bolinopsis [18:45:48] shrimps [18:45:58] Chaetognaths are very abundant in the upper 200 m but I would not have imagined so many at 2000 m. [18:46:00] Clausophid? [18:46:21] There did seem to be lots of copepods around so enough food I guess [18:46:33] Mesochordaeus [18:47:08] rhianwaller leaves the room [18:47:14] @Elaina -- I think the chaets we were seeing are specifically bathypelagic. [18:47:17] Aeginura grimaldii [18:47:55] Mesochordaeus [18:47:56] ElainaJorgensen leaves the room [18:48:20] LAT : 55.600631 , LON : -154.074705 , DEPTH : 1995.2253 m, TEMP : 1.93125 C, SAL : 34.58013 PSU, DO : 1.80272 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7094 FTU [18:48:40] Bolinopsis [18:48:47] The benthopelagic layer (nepheloid layer) is often enriched in copepods and other zooplankton compared with the open bathypelagic. [18:49:16] Rhopalonematid [18:49:32] Bolinopsis [18:50:08] Bolinopsis [18:51:14] Bolinopsis [18:52:00] We seem to be bringing those benthopelagic chaetognaths with us in the ROV wash. Will have to drive forward a bit first before starting to count on next transect [18:52:27] stinging cells the main difference [18:52:54] harpooning cells in Cnidarians and flypaper sticky cells in ctenophores [18:53:09] Halicreatid [18:53:20] LAT : 55.600698 , LON : -154.074959 , DEPTH : 1852.0045 m, TEMP : 2.00631 C, SAL : 34.5635 PSU, DO : 1.56285 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7399 FTU [18:53:33] ctenophores usually male and female at the same time [18:53:44] hermaphrodites [18:53:50] "smell" [18:54:47] Bolinopsis everywhere [18:55:16] Rudjakovia [18:55:39] Thanks Dhugal! [18:56:12] ctenophores have very high water content so formalin preservation usually doesn't work. That is why video like what we are taking today is so important [18:56:19] With the arrow worms - thye will take about 10 minutes or so to settle, will that be enough to clear? They will probably move around a little in that settling process. [18:56:41] Good shots of the internal canal structure of a Bolinopsis during the last ransect [18:56:57] With the Botrynema - 5% formalin after a tentacle taken for DNA? [18:57:04] @rhian that should be fine [18:57:32] Almost 4am but so nice I am not sleepy at all;-) [18:57:34] Perfect, thanks! [18:57:41] Hah! [18:57:57] 10 min settling will probably be enough to give the stuff we dragged a chance to sink away from the ROV. [18:58:09] If we hadn't had a couple of weeks delay, I would be feeling 9pm and ready for bed about now :) [18:58:21] LAT : 55.600758 , LON : -154.075039 , DEPTH : 1710.3944 m, TEMP : 2.07771 C, SAL : 34.54766 PSU, DO : 1.44069 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7338 FTU [18:58:31] Better pick all or most of the tentacles from the bottom of the jar for DNA and rest in 5% formalin would be dandy [18:58:53] Sounds good Dhugal, will do [18:59:42] curious that all the Bolinopsis seem to be mature adults [18:59:48] Pandea rubra!! [18:59:59] the red paper lantern jellyfish [19:00:12] Mesochordaeus [19:00:28] fish [19:00:30] Pandea. same one? [19:00:48] be right back [19:01:10] Bolinopsis and chaetes [19:02:04] Tiburonia granrojo [19:02:24] baby Bolinopsis? I stand corrected [19:03:22] LAT : 55.600797 , LON : -154.074895 , DEPTH : 1563.6567 m, TEMP : 2.20441 C, SAL : 34.5212 PSU, DO : 1.09004 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7216 FTU [19:03:38] be back in two shakes of a lamb's tail [19:05:29] another rattail, pretty farr off bottom [19:06:20] lots of lobate ctenophores [19:06:57] dense jelly layer [19:07:46] Bolinopsis party again [19:08:12] I wonder if they diapause also [19:08:22] LAT : 55.600731 , LON : -154.074791 , DEPTH : 1417.9566 m, TEMP : 2.3548 C, SAL : 34.48893 PSU, DO : 0.91772 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7521 FTU [19:08:32] Distribution seems bimodal [19:09:00] the way they iridesce when the lights hit them reminds me of a disco ball;-) [19:09:45] far out, man [19:10:05] Marrus orthocanna [19:10:16] Marrus again [19:10:26] fishes [19:10:30] the "fire belt jelly" in Japanese [19:10:34] I'm back [19:11:05] shrimp [19:11:39] Marrus orthocanna [19:11:43] welcome to the stneophore disco Elaina! [19:11:57] mixed in with the Bolinopsis. [19:12:42] Aegina? Bathykorus? Need to see that again [19:13:23] LAT : 55.600591 , LON : -154.074991 , DEPTH : 1267.8465 m, TEMP : 2.64319 C, SAL : 34.43086 PSU, DO : 0.65752 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.746 FTU [19:13:58] Might be a good idea to catch a Bolinopsis for DNA work since they are in Arctic as well as North Pacific east and west [19:14:06] maybe during next transect? [19:14:49] sinker [19:14:54] Roger that [19:15:03] cyclothone [19:15:10] Atolla [19:15:15] very dark like tenella [19:15:26] Rhopalonematid [19:15:37] starting to see Cyclothone [19:16:23] no Solmissus yet it seems? [19:16:54] I think I saw one a couple of minutes ago [19:17:12] ElainaJorgensen leaves the room: Replaced by new connection [19:17:37] Marrus orthocanna [19:18:16] We expect that there willbe less stuff overall at 900 m hn in the benthic boundary. [19:18:23] LAT : 55.600438 , LON : -154.075281 , DEPTH : 1118.7747 m, TEMP : 2.87076 C, SAL : 34.38631 PSU, DO : 0.53878 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7399 FTU [19:18:28] Apolemia [19:18:34] a nice big one [19:18:53] can reach 60m in length! [19:19:09] 3 times the length of an adult male blue whale [19:19:48] fewer Bolinopsis? [19:20:29] Botrynema? [19:20:55] Rhopalonematid maybe Arctapodema [19:20:55] ElainaJorgensen leaves the room [19:21:12] michaelvecchione leaves the room [19:21:55] kellymarkello leaves the room [19:21:57] Rhopalonematid [19:23:06] emilycrum leaves the room [19:23:20] Solmissus [19:23:24] LAT : 55.600226 , LON : -154.075273 , DEPTH : 971.4668 m, TEMP : 3.14118 C, SAL : 34.33658 PSU, DO : 0.42554 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.746 FTU [19:23:45] Paraeuchaeta copepod [19:24:23] little ruby cydippid ctenophore [19:24:48] maybe "Bathyctenidae" though that is paraphyletic [19:25:06] sinker [19:26:11] ElainaJorgensen leaves the room [19:26:13] Bolinopsis infundibulum sensu lato [19:26:25] We are jsut settling out art 900m, will take eDNA [19:26:50] copepod [19:27:00] Cuninidae? [19:27:47] Solmissus [19:28:23] Solmissus [19:28:25] LAT : 55.600282 , LON : -154.074279 , DEPTH : 901.9677 m, TEMP : 3.27827 C, SAL : 34.30909 PSU, DO : 0.4602 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 1.7582 FTU [19:29:01] EX2304_DIVE01 Mid-water Transect Start [19:29:11] Solmissus bleeki [19:29:23] you want? [19:29:32] zoom on stomach pouches before collection plz [19:29:51] Hi all!! congratulations on getting into the water. I just got back home after ~~10 hours of travel so I'm loving the midwater feed but not sure how long I'll be able to stay awake. Redeye's are not as easy as they used to be. [19:30:14] nice [19:30:22] beautiful video! [19:30:31] not gravid [19:30:36] purple tinge [19:30:42] ready to slurp? [19:30:51]