Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Raymond Dart" in English language version.
falsifying the 'killer ape' hypothesis has allowed palaeoanthropologists to consider early hominid hunting and aggressive scavenging on its own merits, unburdened by the more imaginative aspects of Dart's idea regarding australopithecine inter-personal violence. In doing so, recent data have revealed that Dart was likely correct in the broadest sense when he postulated a 'predatory transition' from the ape-like adaptations of the first hominids to a human-like pattern for the first 'men', H. erectus.
