[00:00:05] <amandademopoulos> black scorpion fish
[00:01:07] <brucemundy> Ectreposebastes imus, family Scorpaenidae, a vertically migrating species, benthic during the day and in the water column at night
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[00:04:35] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04746, LON : -171.10841, DEPTH :       988.9458m, TEMP :          4.35847C, SAL :         34.52338 PSU, DO :          3.79195 mg/L
[00:09:36] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04753, LON : -171.10837, DEPTH :       987.3239m, TEMP :          4.36372C, SAL :         34.52326 PSU, DO :          3.78467 mg/L
[00:11:49] <stevenauscavitch> another crab on plexaurid (5 observed total)
[00:14:37] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04754, LON : -171.10823, DEPTH :       978.7788m, TEMP :          4.37093C, SAL :         34.52316 PSU, DO :          3.77455 mg/L
[00:14:43] <scottfrance> Got a full tummy?
[00:15:57] <amandademopoulos> :)
[00:16:36] <asakomatsumoto> wow!
[00:16:36] <scottfrance> Clavulariid
[00:17:03] <scottfrance> I should have put a ? after that...
[00:17:09] <asakomatsumoto> Stoloniferous octocoral on dead skeleton
[00:17:17] <stevenauscavitch> good a guess as any
[00:18:16] <leswatling> agree @Scott, and with the ?
[00:19:37] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04752, LON : -171.10812, DEPTH :       976.1826m, TEMP :          4.39181C, SAL :         34.52186 PSU, DO :          3.71877 mg/L
[00:19:51] <asakomatsumoto> @Scott: did we collect purple one (not Victorgorgia) last year?
[00:21:52] <scottfrance> @Asako: Yes: EX1606_20160816T004623_D2_DIVE14_SPEC03BIO
[00:22:15] <asakomatsumoto> @Scott: thank you. did you see the specimen?
[00:22:32] <scottfrance> The last collection of last year!
[00:22:47] <scottfrance> @Asako: no, I have not yet seen any of the material from last year.
[00:24:10] <scottfrance> Classic Paramuricea pose
[00:24:16] <scottfrance> w/ oph
[00:24:38] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04762, LON : -171.10799, DEPTH :       973.2167m, TEMP :          4.45567C, SAL :         34.51990 PSU, DO :          3.72115 mg/L
[00:25:02] <leswatling> Not sure this a paramuricea like we have seen
[00:25:09] <asakomatsumoto> @Scott: Thank you. I thougth you alrady saw it.
[00:25:36] <stevenauscavitch> It does look different than what we were calling "Plexauridae"
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[00:25:52] <scottfrance> I've got to head home during this break in the thunder. Will try to tune in later. Good start to EX1703!
[00:25:59] <stevenauscavitch> Another victorgorgia(?) ahead?
[00:27:57] <asakomatsumoto> see you Scott!
[00:28:19] <amandademopoulos> thanks for your help scott!
[00:28:27] <asakomatsumoto> safe trip to home...
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[00:31:38] <scottfrance> A pycnopodidae perhaps?
[00:32:02] <scottfrance> the seastar that we were looking at (I was unknowlingly logged out at the time)
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[00:34:06] <brucemundy> Juvenile cutthroat eel, Synaphobranchus species - the first one seen in this year's OE surveys! Usually more abundant.
[00:34:20] <scottfrance> Why does the chatroom keep kicking me out...?
[00:34:39] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04760, LON : -171.10771, DEPTH :       961.9306m, TEMP :          4.47925C, SAL :         34.52059 PSU, DO :          3.74724 mg/L
[00:34:41] <scottfrance> I guess a sign that I really should go home! See you leter.
[00:34:53] <stevenauscavitch> Bye Scott
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[00:36:17] <taraluke> I just lost video
[00:36:24] <asakomatsumoto> me too
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[00:36:50] <brucemundy> Also here
[00:36:52] <michaelparke> Likewise
[00:36:59] <leswatling> video frozen here in ECC
[00:37:26] <nolanbarrett> Same here. Both hi rez and regular
[00:37:26] <mashkoormalik> Video is down on both public stream and Science stream.
[00:38:46] <mashkoormalik> Looks like all ship based personnel were disconnected from Chat Room also.
[00:38:55] <taraluke> I just called in and let them know
[00:39:10] <asakomatsumoto> Thank you Tara!
[00:39:50] <mashkoormalik> Thanks Tara. If the phones are working, that is probably a good news.
[00:40:24] <asakomatsumoto> my video was flozen with beautiful ACN close-up.
[00:40:42] <taraluke> Amanda just said that they are working on it from their side now
[00:40:47] <nolanbarrett> Mines back
[00:40:49] <mashkoormalik> video is back
[00:40:54] <asakomatsumoto> back
[00:41:08] <leswatling> we're back
[00:41:10] <stevenauscavitch> test
[00:41:27] <taraluke> welcome back, ship!
[00:41:33] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04762, LON : -171.10767, DEPTH :       959.3725m, TEMP :          4.35945C, SAL :         34.52368 PSU, DO :          3.68118 mg/L
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[00:42:34] <amandademopoulos> fish bristlemouth
[00:43:25] <brucemundy> Gonostomatidae, probably a Cyclothone species, bristlemouth
[00:44:15] <asakomatsumoto> note: because Scott mentioned Dive14 EX1606 (Wake Island), I checked that dive and there were yellow Plexaurid-Paramuricea-like colony with OPH which looks similar what we saw earlier with OPH. though the branching pattern was bit different.
[00:44:40] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04763, LON : -171.10750, DEPTH :       954.9726m, TEMP :          4.37476C, SAL :         34.52212 PSU, DO :          3.74882 mg/L
[00:44:47] <rolandbrian> It looks like the ships internet went down for 5 mins.  Did the phone audio from the ship also go down?
[00:46:47] <stevenauscavitch> phone seemed to have remained connected
[00:46:55] <brucemundy> @Roland - the phone audio was the one thing that kept on working
[00:49:19] <rolandbrian> Thanks,  It looks like our high speed went down from 0035z till 0040z.  Phones are from Low Speed iDirect.
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[00:50:16] <taraluke> Good night everyone.
[00:50:34] <amandademopoulos> good night, thanks tara
[00:50:45] <asakomatsumoto> Good night Tara!
[00:50:49] <taraluke> Any time.  See you day after tomorrow!
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[00:59:42] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04768, LON : -171.10729, DEPTH :       951.5550m, TEMP :          4.34491C, SAL :         34.52327 PSU, DO :          3.77725 mg/L
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[01:03:53] <scottfrance> I'm baaack.
[01:03:55] <scottfrance> ;-)
[01:04:09] <asakomatsumoto> Hi Scott!
[01:04:42] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04773, LON : -171.10720, DEPTH :       947.6705m, TEMP :          4.33922C, SAL :         34.52322 PSU, DO :          3.72849 mg/L
[01:09:03] <brucemundy> We need to train some of the rocks like we trained that shrimp earlier in the dive.
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[01:09:26] <asakomatsumoto> @Scott: I have checked Dive14 EX1606, and I think we collect purple branching colony on that dive. have we ever collected stoloniferous-one?
[01:09:43] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04769, LON : -171.10711, DEPTH :       940.8864m, TEMP :          4.35311C, SAL :         34.52330 PSU, DO :          3.76148 mg/L
[01:10:51] <amandademopoulos> fish
[01:11:29] <brucemundy> Probably Macrouridae, but went by too fast to really tell.
[01:12:00] <brucemundy> rattail, also called grenadierr
[01:12:13] <brucemundy> grenadier
[01:12:34] <scottfrance> @Asako: I saw your earlier message about dive 14 (I noted the Victorgorgia collected then came from 1200 meters, so seems a good depth for it). I don't recall collecting any stoloniferous octocorals during CAPSTONE (I've collected them elsewhere). Obviously it would mean collecting them as overgrowth on a skeleton or the perfect loose rock!@
[01:13:37] <stevenauscavitch> I'll put a note in and keep stoloniferans in mind for future collections
[01:14:43] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04769, LON : -171.10702, DEPTH :       934.5286m, TEMP :          4.39788C, SAL :         34.51883 PSU, DO :          3.71453 mg/L
[01:18:01] <scottfrance> Is thta geological or an encrusting mat?
[01:19:07] <stevenauscavitch> difficult to see
[01:19:14] <asakomatsumoto> @Scott: thank you! we observed some of them over growth on skeleton of Scleractinian last year at Mariana.
[01:19:26] <erikcordes> I'm still here! Just quiet...
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[01:19:53] <scottfrance> Parantipathes?
[01:19:57] <asakomatsumoto> bottle brush!
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[01:24:24] <scottfrance> Crab-tacular.
[01:24:34] <amandademopoulos> :)
[01:24:39] <scottfrance> Is this one purple in color?
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[01:25:27] <scottfrance> Yup. Black coral
[01:25:57] <andreaquattrini> what is the genus?
[01:26:13] <scottfrance> I think the white you are seeing may simply be the raised "hypostome" part of the polyp...
[01:26:46] <scottfrance> I'm not sure of the genus. Could be Antipathes, but that is just a guess.
[01:26:56] <erikcordes> spectacular
[01:27:15] <scottfrance> Old sucker, I'll bet.
[01:27:37] <leswatling> crab hasn't shed in a while!
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[01:28:12] <scottfrance> Now that is a cool observation. Must have clipped the branches from the colony.
[01:28:39] <scottfrance> It is definitely carrying the coral branches with the 5th pair of legs
[01:29:34] <leswatling> yeah, have not seen that before
[01:29:45] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04777, LON : -171.10685, DEPTH :       924.0338m, TEMP :          4.69189C, SAL :         34.51417 PSU, DO :          3.78856 mg/L
[01:34:46] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04766, LON : -171.10671, DEPTH :       921.3499m, TEMP :          4.73235C, SAL :         34.51330 PSU, DO :          3.78844 mg/L
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[01:39:46] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04766, LON : -171.10653, DEPTH :       906.4523m, TEMP :          4.84683C, SAL :         34.50775 PSU, DO :          3.87537 mg/L
[01:44:47] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04766, LON : -171.10649, DEPTH :       907.8902m, TEMP :          4.84140C, SAL :         34.51021 PSU, DO :          3.79722 mg/L
[01:49:47] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04763, LON : -171.10653, DEPTH :       908.3961m, TEMP :          4.77631C, SAL :         34.51246 PSU, DO :          3.78673 mg/L
[01:54:48] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04773, LON : -171.10658, DEPTH :       904.1777m, TEMP :          4.81052C, SAL :         34.50829 PSU, DO :          3.80287 mg/L
[01:56:24] <amandademopoulos> bristlemouth?
[01:56:54] <scottfrance> Was that another zig-zag coral?
[01:57:29] <brucemundy> probably a bristlemouth, but looked like a different species than seen before.
[01:57:50] <amandademopoulos> scott: looked like it
[01:57:57] <stevenauscavitch> most likely another Madrepora (zig-zag) yes
[01:58:09] <scottfrance> Thanks. I had the audio off... (during my dinner!)
[01:58:26] <amandademopoulos> no watching deep sea tv during dinner :)
[01:58:40] <scottfrance> :-)
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[02:02:42] <erikcordes> great stuff guys! enjoy your transit...
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[02:04:20] <brucemundy> Sorry to see us leave bottom on this dive. It was really fun. Thanks to the pilots, videographers, crew, scientists, and all involved.
[02:04:25] <scottfrance> Great first dive.
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[02:04:49] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04771, LON : -171.10650, DEPTH :       888.1444m, TEMP :          4.92194C, SAL :         34.50486 PSU, DO :          3.85323 mg/L
[02:04:58] <asakomatsumoto> Thank you very much everyone. it was great start of EX1703 cruise.
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[02:06:18] <amandademopoulos> thanks everyone for joining today and helping us out
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[02:08:15] <okexnav> EX1703_DIVE01 Vehicles Ascending
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[02:14:50] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04733, LON : -171.10665, DEPTH :       658.5477m, TEMP :          5.87871C, SAL :         34.49426 PSU, DO :          4.05601 mg/L
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[02:34:52] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04731, LON : -171.10679, DEPTH :        56.3868m, TEMP :         29.75485C, SAL :         34.81109 PSU, DO :          6.34550 mg/L
[02:39:08] <okexnav> EX1703_DIVE01 Recovery Complete
[02:39:53] <okexnav> LAT :-11.04782, LON : -171.10727, DEPTH :m, TEMP : C, SAL :  PSU, DO :  mg/L
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[07:54:21] <andrewobrien> timestamp test
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[18:49:19] <okexnav> EX1703_DIVE01 Vehicles in the Water
[18:49:23] <okexnav> EX1703_DIVE01 Rov Launch
[18:49:29] <okexnav> EX1703_DIVE01 Vehicles in the Water
[18:50:18] <okexnav> EX1703_DIVE01 Rov Launch
[18:50:24] <okexnav> EX1703_DIVE01 Vehicles in the Water
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[19:54:53] <briankennedy> All there is no dive today we are just transiting
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