012-1 / Scattered and patchy boulders separated by cobbles and pebble gravel. Boulders are overgrown with sessile fauna and flora including: hydroids, hydrozoans, red algae, and coral. Fish and drifting seaweed are present.

012-3 / Relatively flat-lying gravelly sand with pea and pebble gravel. Scattered and patchy mussels and mussel shell debris. Hydrozoans, sand dollar shells, cancer and hermit crabs, whelk, starfish, sand worms, and drifting kelp are present.

012-4 / Flat gravelly sand armored with pea and some pebble gravel. Scattered mussels and mussel shell debris, skate, starfish, cancer and hermit crabs, and drifting and attached seaweed are present.

012-5 / Gravelly sand armored by pea and pebble gravel with mussels, and mussel shells and debris. Cancer and hermit crabs, starfish, skate, finfish, and hydrozoans are present.

012-6 / Rippled sand. Scattered quahog, surf clam, and oyster shells are common, hermit crabs and wood fragments are present. Turbid; no photographs available.

012-8 / Rippled and megarippled sand with some pebble gravel and sediment was observed being transported. Scattered shells and shell debris are concentrated in the troughs of the bedforms. Finfish are present; barnacles grow on the gravel.

012-10 / Current rippled sand with scattered and patchy pebble gravel. Barnacles grow on the gravel. Scour features are present around the gravel and active transport of sand was observed. Scattered shells and shell debris are concentrated in the ripple troughs, and whelk, clay clast, cancer crabs, a lobster pot line, and attached seaweed are present.

012-11 / Rippled sand and exposed red clay with scattered and patchy pebble and cobble gravel. Scour features are present around the gravel. Scattered bushy hydrozoans and shell debris, whelk, seaweed, and cancer, spider, and hermit crabs are present.

012-13 / Rippled sand with some pea gravel. Numerous shells with scattered bushy hydrozoans; cancer and spider crabs are present.

012-14 / Rippled and megarippled sand with some pea and pebble gravel. Bottom has a current-swept appearance and sediment was observed being transported. Scattered shells and shell debris are concentrated in the troughs of the bedforms. Hydrozoans, moon snail casings, and cancer crabs are present.

012-15 / Rippled sand with pea and some pebble gravel. Bottom has a current-swept appearance. Scattered shells and shell debris are concentrated in the troughs of the ripples. Hydrozoans, skate, and finfish are present.

012-16/ Gravelly sand armored with pea gravel. Scattered shells and shell debris, skate, sea robin, hermit crabs, starfish, moon snails, and drifting seaweed are present.

012-17 / Gravelly sand with scattered boulders overgrown with sessile biota, such as sponges and hydroids. Sea robin, cancer crabs, shells, and hydrozoans are present.

012-18 / Pea and pebble gravel with scattered small sandy patches, hydrozoans and mussel shells and shell debris. Sea robin, starfish, finfish, and spider and hermit crabs are present.

012-19 / Rippled gravelly sand with pea gravel. Scattered shells with shell hash concentrated in the ripple troughs. Starfish, skate, drifting seaweed and squid are present.

012-20 / Rippled gravelly sand with scattered and patchy boulders overgrown with sessile fauna, such as sponges, anemone, hydroids and hydrozoans, and flora, such as kelp. Skate, lobsters, starfish, cancer crabs, and mussels are present. Mussel shells and shell debris are concentrated in the ripple troughs.

012-21 / Gravelly sand with patches of pea and pebble gravel. Scattered mussels and mussel shell debris, whelk, hydrozoans, and drifting and attached seaweed are present. Sea floor has a current-swept appearance.

012-22 / Gravelly sand armored with pea and some pebble gravel. Scattered mussel shells and shell debris, cancer crabs, starfish, hydrozoans, and drifting seaweed are present.

012-23 / Pea and pebble gravel overlying gravelly sand. Small finfish, hydrozoans, scattered shells and shell debris, hermit crabs, and attached and drifting seaweed are present.

012-24 / Pea and pebble gravel armoring gravelly sand. Bushy hydrozoans, small finfish, starfish, mussels and scattered shells and shell debris, hermit and cancer crabs, and attached and drifting seaweed are present.

012-25 / Scattered boulders separated by cobbles and pebble gravel. Boulders are overgrown with sessile fauna and flora including: hydrozoans, red algae, coral, and sponges. Anemone, attached and drifting kelp, and lobsters are present.