Highlights: 00:02:00 Brisingid starfish 00:05:43 Stalked barnacles 00:46:50 Bamboo coral 00:58:05 Brisingid starfish & bamboo coral 02:06:50 Bamboo coral & sponges 02:07:08 Sea fan

Soft sediment with black stones and rocks. Chrysogorgiids, brisingiids and small sponges associated with rocks. Large waves of barnacle hash with low densities of elpidiids and asteroids cover areas of sediment. Steep rocky incline with black drop stones, crinoids, sponges, chrysogorgiid, Bathypathes and brisingiids. Species to note unknown black coral (sampled).

VIDEO A STARTS AT [00:00:00]/17:25. Thick marine snow throughout the whole transect. [1] Muddy/sperse pebbles/cobbles with Brisingidae. Mainly sparse epifauna. [00:05:00] [2] Here carbonate horizontal ledges/carbonate slope on gentle slope; though mud/cobble/pebble continue. [00:10:00] [3] Here rippled sand start to predominate on steep uphill. [00:21:00] Pebble fields become more frequent. [00:22:00] [4] Sand mixed with pteropod hash is abundant. [00:29:00] [5] Now rippled sand/gravel sediment. [00:30:00] [6] Sand/pteropod hash frequently recorded with occasional cobbles/boulders. [00:45:00] [7] Sand/pteropod hash/pebble/cobble/boulder. Sparse epifauna including glass sponges, starfish and Chrysogorgiidae sp.1. [00:46:00]-[00:50:00] ROV stops for imagery of Chrysogorgiidae sp.1 OTU1008. [01:18:00] [8] Gravel/pebble/cobbles with dominant sea urchin OTU1129 and frequent stalked crinoids Anachalypsicrinus nefertiti OTU1031. [01:41:00] Exposed rock crust. [01:45:00]-[01:47:00] ROV stops for imagery of Isididae sp OTU1064. [01:56:00] Now soft bedrock exposed/pebbles/cobbles with dominant stalked crinoids Anachalypsicrinus nefertiti OTU1031. VIDEO A ENDS 19:22.

VIDEO B STARTS [01:57:00]/19:24. [9] Stalked crinoids, feather stars and Brisingidae OTU274 dwelling on pebble/cobble/boulder up slope. Marine snow is present in this dive. [01:59:00] ROV approaches the edge of this flat/gentle slope where geormophological features include exposed soft boulders and vertical edges, as well as dense cobble/boulder fields. Brisingidae OTU274 is frequent. [02:00:00] [10] Vertical soft boulders/bedrock surrounded by pebble/cobble fields. Brisingidae and Koehlermetra porrecta are occasionally/frequently encountered. [02:02:00] ROV is moving 45 degrees to the left, leaving the edge of the bedrock and going upslope. [11] Pebble/cobble/boulder continue in this part of the transect. Ophiomusa lymani OTU551 is dominant. [02:04:00] [12] ROV reaches the edge of the slope with soft corals and stalked crinoids hanging from the edge. Then the ROV descends on a lower level where sediments are predominantly pebble/cobble/boulder. On boulders, encrusting sponges, Chrysogorgiidae sp.1 and Hydrozoa co-dominate. [02:07:00]-[02:12:00] ROV stops for imagery of Chrysogorgiidae sp.1 and encrusting sponges. [02:14:00] [13] Dense pebble/cobble fields with dominant A. nefertiti. [02:17:00]-[02:25:00] ROV stops for imagery of Stauropathes sp. 3. [02:40:00] [14] Soft bedrock exposed with pebble/cobble fields. A. nefertiti and K. porrecta co-dominate. [02:54:00] Cable on the seafloor. [02:57:00] ROV samples one pushcore until VIDEO B ENDS [03:01:00]/20:28.