1. It is especially abundant in European bauxites, sometimes as the main constituent; bauxites from the Western Hemisphere commonly contain only a few percent Boehmite.

2. At many places, the surficial deposits include bauxites, laterites, alluvium and recent deposits.

3. Baulkiest baulking baulks baulky (current term) baumhauerite baumstarkite baunscheidtism bauplan: baur bauranoite baurs bausond bauxite bauxite pneumoconiosis bauxites bauxitic bavarois bavaroise: Literary usage of Baulky

4. Baulkier baulkiest baulking baulks baulky (current term) baumhauerite baumstarkite baunscheidtism bauplan: baur bauranoite baurs bausond bauxite bauxite pneumoconiosis bauxites bauxitic bavarois bavaroise: Literary usage of Baulky

5. Baulkiest baulking baulks baulky baumhauerite baumstarkite baunscheidtism bauplan baur: bauranoite baurs bausond bauxite bauxite pneumoconiosis bauxites (current term) bauxitic bavarois bavaroise bavaroy: bavaroys bavenite bavette bavin bavins bavituximab bavituxumab baw caw bawan bawbee

6. Bauxites are residually enriched rocks, mostly composed of Al-hydroxides (gibbsite, boehmite and diaspore), kaolinite, Fe-oxy-hydroxides and Ti-oxides, which form from intense lateritic weathering of aluminosilicate protoliths

7. They are very diverse: from rendzina soils to red soils (Rotlehm); from silt to pure clay; from siallitic (high silica content) residues to allitic (very low silica content) formations; from clays rich in kandite-minerals (kaolinite, halloysite) to bauxites containing gibbsite boehmite.