Highlights: 00:00:02 Halcampoides anemone 01:17:27 Chimaera 01:18:00 Fish 01:35:00 Anglerfish - Lophius piscatorius

The seafloor is initially soft, flat rippled sediment dominated by small black and large purple cerianthids. Further up the slope there is evidence of bioturbation and large complex burrows. Lepidion eques, grenadiers, scorpion fish, monkfish and sea pens are evident. Ling appeared in association with localised ridges.

START VIDEO [00:00:00]/02:52 [1] Sand/mud sediment with burrowing anemones, dominated by abundant cf. Halcampoididae sp . (OTU984) and large Bolocera-like sediment dwelling anemones (Actiniidae sp, OTU41). The sea pen Virgularia mirabilis is also encountered several times. [00:21:00] anemones continue but are sparser. [00:27:00] start encountering burrows, likely dug by crustaceans. [00:29:00] the first of multiple trawl marks. [00:33:00] [2] rare cobbles and then gravel/pebbles are mixed with the soft sediment, Pachycerianthus multiplicatus is now dominant. [00:49:00] [3] return to sand/mud with no obvious dominant fauna although epifauna is occasionally encountered (e. g. P. multiplicatus, asteroids, Parastichopus tremulus). [01:02:00] [4] sediment again has some cobbles and gravel/pebble constituent, still no dominant fauna. [01:49:00] stopped to sample two pushcores before END VIDEO [01:56:00]/04:48.