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A dimorph of gibbsite, long known as a synthetic product, now found as a naturally occuring mineral, Al(OH)<sub>3</sub> , from Portole, Istria. The naturally occurring bayerite from Fenyoro, Hungary, was found by X-ray study to be gibbsite.  <i>Am. Mineral., 1; Am. Mineral., 1 </i>

Source: Dictionary of Mining, Mineral, and Related Terms

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