Fig 10 Upper Ngaruroro. Pumice cliff near Te Matia confluence exposing from below (1) greywacke fragments; (2) weathered ash showers with a N.E. dip; (3) line of charred logs; (4) about 75ft of Taupo ash in two layers, fine below, coarser above; (5) at least 16 bands of narrow ash layers, visible on left hand side.
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Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand : Botany, Volume 2, Issue 1, 7 December 1962, Plate 5
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56Fig 10 Upper Ngaruroro. Pumice cliff near Te Matia confluence exposing from below (1) greywacke fragments; (2) weathered ash showers with a N.E. dip; (3) line of charred logs; (4) about 75ft of Taupo ash in two layers, fine below, coarser above; (5) at least 16 bands of narrow ash layers, visible on left hand side. Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand : Botany, Volume 2, Issue 1, 7 December 1962, Plate 5
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