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Nautilus NA043: Sample records of corals and mussels collected around Macondo, Gulf of Mexico - June 22 - July 4, 2014Ecosystem Impacts of Oil and Gas Inputs to the Gulf (ECOGIG)
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Iliana Baums, Chuck Fisher. 2016. Nautilus NA043: Sample records of corals and mussels collected around Macondo, Gulf of Mexico - June 22 - July 4, 2014. Distributed by: Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative Information and Data Cooperative (GRIIDC), Harte Research Institute, Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi. doi:10.7266/N74J0C2M
Abstract:
EV Nautilus cruise NA043: Ecosystems Impacts of Oil and Gas Inputs to the Gulf of Mexico (ECOGIG) consortia cruise to monitor corals around Macondo and sample corals, mussels and sediments. Push cores using a ROV were obtained from 7 sites to assay infauna diversity. We made collections from a total 44 live corals using the ROV at 4 sites for analyses of microbial and small eukaryotic associates. Mussels were collected at four sites for symbiont phylogentic and physiological analyses. Between 40 and 80 individual coral colony images from each of 6 deep water coral sites.
Purpose:
1) We revisited 6 known deep water coral sites in the Gulf to re-image corals with the ROV and use the data to follow the outcome of impact (or lack of impact) on the corals from the Deep Water Horizon Disaster. At each of these sites between 40 – 80 specific individual coral colonies were revisited and imaged. New corals were discovered at one new site near Macondo and imaged for the first time. Physical markers on the sea floor were used to aid in locating each coral and calibration of navigation to previous visits was excellent. 2) We obtained push cores using the ROV on every dive except the last three. 3) Made collections from a total 44 live corals using the ROV at 4 sites for analyses of microbial and small eukaryotic associates. 4) We collected mussels at four sites for symbiont phylogentic and physiological analyses 5) We deployed Ian’s VTLC Camera at GC 600
Theme Keywords:
Corals, Deep-Sea, DeepWater Horizon, Oil Spill
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Nautilus NA043: Sample records of corals and mussels collected around Macondo, Gulf of Mexico - June 22 - July 4, 2014
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Charles Fisher
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Nautilus NA043: Sample records of corals and mussels collected around Macondo, Gulf of Mexico - June 22 -
July 4, 2014
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Abstract:
EV Nautilus cruise NA043: Ecosystems Impacts of Oil and Gas Inputs to the Gulf of Mexico (ECOGIG) consortia
cruise to monitor corals around Macondo and sample corals, mussels and sediments. Push cores using a ROV
were obtained from 7 sites to assay infauna diversity. We made collections from a total 44 live corals using
the ROV at 4 sites for analyses of microbial and small eukaryotic associates. Mussels were collected at four
sites for symbiont phylogentic and physiological analyses. Between 40 and 80 individual coral colony images
from each of 6 deep water coral sites.
Purpose:
1) We revisited 6 known deep water coral sites in the Gulf to re-image corals with the ROV and use the data to
follow the outcome of impact (or lack of impact) on the corals from the Deep Water Horizon Disaster. At each
of these sites between 40 – 80 specific individual coral colonies were revisited and imaged. New corals were
discovered at one new site near Macondo and imaged for the first time. Physical markers on the sea floor
were used to aid in locating each coral and calibration of navigation to previous visits was excellent. 2)
We obtained push cores using the ROV on every dive except the last three. 3) Made collections from a total
44 live corals using the ROV at 4 sites for analyses of microbial and small eukaryotic associates. 4) We
collected mussels at four sites for symbiont phylogentic and physiological analyses 5) We deployed Ian’s
VTLC Camera at GC 600
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Iliana B. Baums
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Pennsylvania State University / Department of Biology
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Corals
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Deep-Sea
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Iliana Baums, Chuck Fisher. 2016. Nautilus NA043: Sample records of corals and mussels collected around
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Girard, F., Fu, B., & Fisher, C. (2016). Mutualistic symbiosis with ophiuroids limited the impact of
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Fisher, C., Montagna, P., & Sutton, T. (2016). How Did the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Impact Deep-Sea
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Girard, F., Shea, K., & Fisher, C. R. (2018). Projecting the recovery of a long-lived deep-sea coral
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