Etymology of Ataulf/Athaulf - Wikipedia controversy

[Michael Erwin]

The English wikipedia states:

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ataulf

"Ataulf (sometimes Athavulf [1], Atawulf [2], or Athaulf—"father- 
wolf"[dubious – discuss]—Latinized as Ataulphus or Adolphus; in  
Spanish and Portuguese Ataúlfo) was king of the Visigoths from 410 to  
415 CE."

There is also a redirect from Athaulf to Ataulf. I was wondering if  
anyone on this list can address the dispute, and, more importantly,  
cite scholarly sources on it, on the wikipedia talk page.

Thanks.

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