Raymond Dart

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Raymond Dart is affiliated with the following schools: University of Queensland, University of Sydney, University College London, University of the Witwatersrand

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According to Wikipedia, Raymond Arthur Dart was an Australian anatomist and anthropologist, best known for his involvement in the 1924 discovery of the first fossil ever found of Australopithecus africanus, an extinct hominin closely related to humans, at Taung in the North of South Africa in the Northwest province.

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Australopithecus africanus: The Man-Ape of South Africa (1925) (839)
The Osteodontokeratic Culture Of Australopithecus Prometheus (1957) (223)
The predatory implemental technique of Australopithecus. (1949) (167)
The Makapansgat proto-human Australopithecus prometheus. (1948) (126)
Adventures with the missing link (1959) (101)
The Dual Structure of the Neopallium: its History and Significance. (1934) (81)
Innominate fragments of Australopithecus prometheus. (1949) (56)
The adolescent mandible of Australopithecus prometheus. (1948) (52)
The first pelvic bones of Australopithecus prometheus; preliminary note. (1949) (43)
Bone Tools at the Kalkbank Middle Stone Age Site and the Makapansgat Australopithecine Locality, Central Transvaal (1958) (41)
The Dentition of Australopithecus Africanus. (1934) (41)
A further adolescent australopithecine ilium from Makapansgat (1958) (39)
The Myth of the Bone‐Accumulating Hyena (1956) (38)
Recent Discoveries Bearing on Human History in Southern Africa. (1940) (37)
The Misuse of the Term "Visceral". (1922) (37)
The Bone Tool‐Manufacturing Ability of Australopithecus Prometheus (1960) (31)
The waterworn Australopithecine Pebble of many faces from Makapansgat (1974) (29)
A Contribution to the Morphology of the Corpus Striatum. (1920) (29)
The status of Australopithecus (1940) (29)
Boskop Remains from the South-east African Coast (1923) (26)
Evidence of Iron Ore Mining in Southern Africa in the Middle Stone Age (1969) (26)
Bone Tools and Porcupine Gnawing (1958) (24)
Further light on australopithecine humeral and femoral weapons. (1959) (21)
THE PHYSICAL CHARACTERS OF THE |?AUNI-≠KHOMNI BUSHMEN (1937) (20)
The Historical Succession of Cultural Impacts upon South Africa (1925) (20)
The cranio-facial fragment of Australopithecus prometheus. (1949) (19)
A catalog of the australopithecine fossils found at the Limeworks, Makapansgat. (1955) (18)
Kafuan Stone Artefacts in the Post-Australopithecine Breccia at Makapansgat (1955) (18)
Amazing Antiquity of Mining in Southern Africa (1967) (17)
The first Australopithecus cranium from the pink breccia at Makapansgat. (1959) (16)
The First Human Mandible from the Cave of Hearths, Makapansgat (1948) (16)
The Minimal Bone‐Breccia Content of Makapansgat and the Australopithecine Predatory Habit (1958) (15)
A cleft adult mandible and the nine other lower jaw fragments from Makapansgat. (1962) (15)
REPORT ON THE HUMAN SKELETAL REMAINS FROM THE KARRIDENE SITE (1934) (14)
The Adult Female Lower Jaw from Makapansgat (1954) (14)
The First Australopithecine Fragment from the Makapansgat Pebble Culture Stratum (1955) (13)
The Anterior End of the Neural Tube and the Anterior End of the Body. (1924) (11)
The Kisoro Pattern of Mountain Gorilla Preservation (1961) (11)
Iron Age Radiocarbon Dates from Western Swaziland (1969) (10)
The birth of symbology (1968) (10)
On the Osteodontokeratic Culture of the Australopithecinae (1971) (10)
An Australopithecine Object from Makapansgat (1957) (10)
Some notes on the double innervation of mesodermal muscle (1924) (9)
A Note on the Limestone Caverns of Leba, near Humpata, Angola (1950) (9)
The relationships of brain size and brain pattern to human status. (1956) (9)
The Taungs Skull (1925) (9)
An Australopithecine Scoop Made from a right Australopithecine Upper Arm Bone (1961) (8)
POPULATION FLUCTUATION OVER 7000 YEARS IN EGYPT (1939) (8)
The second, or adult, female mandible of Australopithecus prometheus. (1954) (8)
Can the Mountain Gorillas Be Saved? (1960) (8)
Australopithecus prometheus and Telanthropus capensis. (1955) (8)
THE DISCOVERY OF A STONE AGE MANGANESE MINE AT CHOWA, NORTHERN RHODESIA (1934) (7)
THE HUT DISTRIBUTION GENEALOGY AND HOMOGENEITY OF THE |?AUNI-≠KHOMNI BUSHMEN (1937) (7)
A second adult palate of Australopithecus prometheus. (1949) (6)
The Physical Characteristics of the /?Auni Khomani-Bushmen (1937) (6)
Substitution of Stone Tools for Bone Tools at Makapansgat (1962) (5)
A FURTHER NOTE ON HUMAN SKELETAL REMAINS FROM THE NATAL COAST (1934) (5)
From cannon-bone scoops to skull bowls at Makapansgat. (1962) (5)
Recollections of a reluctant anthropologist (1973) (5)
Recent Discoveries during Excavation Preparations at Makapansgat (1965) (5)
Nickel in Ancient Bronzes (1924) (5)
Pounding as a Process and the Producer of Other Artefacts (1965) (4)
Rhodesian Engravers, Painters and Pigment Miners of the Fifth Millennium B.C. (1953) (4)
An ‘Australopithecine’ Scoop from Herefordshire (1959) (4)
A (?) Promethean Australopithecus from Makapansgat Valley (1948) (4)
The South African Negro (1929) (3)
THE ATTAINMENT OF POISE (1947) (3)
Voluntary musculature in the human body; the double-spiral arrangement. (1950) (3)
SMITHFIELD IMPLEMENTS FROM A NATAL COASTAL SITE (1934) (3)
The phylogenetic implications of African and Palestinian mandible profiles. (1954) (3)
The Word “Australopithecus” and Others (1925) (3)
The Origin of the Motor Neuroblasts of the Anterior Cornu of the Neural Tube. (2)
The garamantes of central Sahara (1952) (2)
A Hottentot from Hong-Kong: pre-Bantu population exchanges between Africa and Asia. (1952) (2)
Three Strandlopers from the Kaokoveld coast (1955) (2)
DOUBLE INNERVATION OF STRIPED MUSCLES: A REVIEW OF ITS IMPLICATIONS (1924) (2)
Science and science writing (1959) (2)
The urgency of International intervention for the preservation of the Mountain Gorilla (1960) (2)
Mammoths and Man in the Transvaal (1927) (2)
NEOLITHIC STONE IMPLEMENTS FOUND AT REGINA, WESTERN TRANSVAAL (1934) (2)
THE LAW OF INFILTRATION IN FORE-BRAIN EVOLUTION (1925) (2)
Death Ships in South West Africa and South-East Asia (1962) (2)
History of physiotherapy in South Africa (1961) (1)
Recent advances in anthropology in Africa (1938) (1)
Tree chopping with an elephant rib (1965) (1)
The Period of Human Gestation (1928) (1)
The Ritual Employment of Bored Stones by Transvaal Bantu Tribes (1948) (1)
A Polished Stone Pendant from Makapansgat Valley (1949) (1)
JAN MARIUS MOLL (1925) (0)
Tools-- creator of civilization : the development of man as revealed by the discoveries of Dr. Raymond A. Dart (1965) (0)
The history of physiotherapy education in South Africa (1961) (0)
Address for the opening of the Exhibition of man in Africa (1963) (0)
Reminiscences, observations, and expectations (1978) (0)
Paintings That Link South with North Africa (1963) (0)
The Teeth of Earliest Mankind (1957) (0)
A NOTE ON JAN, THE BUSHMAN (0)
Anderson Stuart, MD, Physiologist, Teacher, Builder, Organiser, Citizen (0)
Looking ahead (1966) (0)
The human monthly cycle and its relation to work (1935) (0)
The Postural Aspects of Malocclusion. (1969) (0)
The Bronze Age in Southern Africa (1929) (0)
Phrases Of Melody (1968) (0)
Memorandum on Congo-Uganda visit , November - December, 1957 (1957) (0)
African Manlike Ape Skull New Link in Man's Ancestry (1925) (0)
The scientific output of our first decade... a retrospect (1931) (0)
Saying farewell: Presidential Address delivered at the 7th National Council Meeting - Port Elizabeth, May 1968 (1968) (0)
Presidential Address (1896) (0)
The Ancient Mining Industry of Southern Africa (1924) (0)

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