Abstract
Certain carbonate deposits in the Upper Jurassic succession of the western High Atlas mountains of Morocco are interpreted as having resulted from periodic storms operating on very shallow marine or supratidal sediments. Such storm deposits or “tempestites” are thought to be much more common than is usually recognized, and in certain climatic situations they are likely to be the rule rather than the exception.
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