Advertisement

COVER A new analysis shows that Great Plains tribes acquired horses much earlier than some historians had thought, consistent with Indigenous descriptions of a long and enduring partnership with the horse. This petroglyph, from the Tolar site in southern Wyoming, probably dates from soon after the modern horse became widespread in North America in the early 17th century. See pages 1288 and 1316.

Photo: Pat Doak

Science

  • Volume 379|
  • Issue 6639|
  • 31 Mar 2023

COVER A new analysis shows that Great Plains tribes acquired horses much earlier than some historians had thought, consistent with Indigenous descriptions of a long and enduring partnership with the horse. This petroglyph, from the Tolar site in southern Wyoming, probably dates from soon after the modern horse became widespread in North America in the early 17th century. See pages 1288 and 1316.

Photo: Pat Doak

Editorial

  • BY
    • Lawrence O. Gostin
    • Sarah Wetter
  • : 1277
  • FULL ACCESS

News

In Brief
  • : 1278-1279
In Depth
  • BY
    • Daniel Clery
  • : 1280-1281
Too numerous and bright, they challenge ideas about star birth in the infant universe
Aedes aegypti developed a taste for humans at the birth of the Sahara, a new analysis suggests
Mesoamerican sites offer insights into how ancient people viewed their own history
  • BY
    • Jeffrey Brainard
  • : 1283-1284
Web of Science delists some 50 journals, including one of the world’s largest
Ancient DNA reflects foreign influx to Swahili coast, but its culture is largely local
Stricter rules could prevent disease outbreaks, but allowances for fur farming spur concern
Feature
  • BY
    • Andrew Curry
  • : 1288-1293
After the Spanish conquest, horses transformed Native American tribes much earlier than historians thought

Insights

Perspectives
  • BY
    • Giuseppe Matarese
  • : 1298-1300
  • Free
Overnutrition could lead to loss of self-tolerance by impinging on immune regulation
  • BY
    • Rebecca M. Nisbet
  • : 1300-1301
  • NO ACCESS
Neuronal clearance of proteins in the brain proves to be important for immunotherapy
  • BY
    • Barbara U. Schraml
  • : 1301-1302
  • NO ACCESS
Neuroimmune interactions in the skin can shape the functions of dendritic cells
  • BY
    • Caitlin M. Casey
  • : 1303
  • NO ACCESS
An expansive filament of cold gas may connect galaxies and spur star formation
  • BY
    • Jane Maienschein
  • : 1304
  • Free
Leading historian of biology and social justice activist
Policy Forum
  • BY
    • Michal Gilad
    • Diana H. Fishbein
    • Gideon Nave
    • Nizan Geslevich Packin
  • : 1294-1297
  • NO ACCESS
Cross-disciplinary partnerships are needed to formulate policies that account for developmental vulnerabilities
Books et al.
  • BY
    • Rob Dunn
  • : 1305
  • NO ACCESS
Urban environments can and should be rich reservoirs of biodiversity
  • BY
    • Lynne Peskoe-Yang
  • : 1306
  • NO ACCESS
A geographer honors a region that defies easy description
Letters
  • BY
    • Kellie Owens
    • Carolyn Chapman
    • Arthur Caplan
  • : 1307-1308
  • NO ACCESS
  • BY
    • Fernanda Staniscuaski
  • : 1308
  • Free
  • BY
    • Keith R. Yamamoto
  • : 1308
  • Free

Research

Research Highlights
  • BY
    • Sacha Vignieri
    • Peter Stern
    • Marc S. Lavine
    • Michael A. Funk
    • Jake Yeston
    • Yevgeniya Nusinovich
    • Wei Wong
    • H. Jesse Smith
    • Gemma Alderton
    • Ian S. Osborne
    • Pamela J. Hines
    • Seth Thomas Scanlon
    • Keith T. Smith
    • Stella M. Hurtley
    • Christiana N. Fogg
  • : 1310-1312
  • Free
Highlights from the Science family of journals
  • BY
    • Maddy Seale
    • Caroline Ash
    • Brent Grocholski
    • Gemma Alderton
    • L. Bryan Ray
    • Yury Suleymanov
    • Brad Wible
  • : 1311-1312
  • Free
Editors’ selections from the current scientific literature
Research Articles
  • BY
    • Pavel Hanč
    • Rodrigo J. Gonzalez
    • Irina B. Mazo
    • Yidi Wang
    • Talley Lambert
    • Gloria Ortiz
    • Evan W. Miller
    • Ulrich H. von Andrian
  • NO ACCESS
Nociceptors control dendritic cell functions through multiple contact-dependent and -independent mechanisms.
  • BY
    • Trevor M. Nolan
    • Nemanja Vukašinović
    • Che-Wei Hsu
    • Jingyuan Zhang
    • Isabelle Vanhoutte
    • Rachel Shahan
    • Isaiah W. Taylor
    • Laura Greenstreet
    • Matthieu Heitz
    • Anton Afanassiev
    • Ping Wang
    • Pablo Szekely
    • Aiden Brosnan
    • Yanhai Yin
    • Geoffrey Schiebinger
    • Uwe Ohler
    • Eugenia Russinova
    • Philip N. Benfey
  • NO ACCESS
Single-cell RNA sequencing identifies the elongating root cortex as the site of brassinosteroid-dependent growth.
  • BY
    • William Timothy Treal Taylor
    • Pablo Librado
    • Mila Hunska Tašunke Icu Chief Joseph American Horse
    • Carlton Shield Chief Gover
    • Jimmy Arterberry
    • Anpetu Luta Wiƞ Antonia Loretta Afraid of Bear-Cook
    • Akil Nujipi Harold Left Heron
    • Tanka Omniya Robert Milo Yellow Hair
    • Mario Gonzalez Nantan Hinapan
    • Bill Means
    • Sam High Crane Wapageya Mani
    • Mažasu Wendell W. Yellow Bull
    • Barbara Dull Knife Mah’piya Keyaké Wiŋ
    • Wakiƞyala Wiƞ Anita Afraid of Bear
    • Cruz Tecumseh Collin Wanka’tuya Kiya
    • Chance Ward
    • Theresa A. Pasqual
    • Lorelei Chauvey
    • Laure Tonasso-Calviere
    • Stéphanie Schiavinato
    • Andaine Seguin-Orlando
    • Antoine Fages
    • Naveed Khan
    • Clio Der Sarkissian
    • Xuexue Liu
    • Stefanie Wagner
    • Beth Ginondidoy Leonard
    • Bruce L. Manzano
    • Nancy O’Malley
    • Jennifer A. Leonard
    • Eloísa Bernáldez-Sánchez
    • Eric Barrey
    • Léa Charliquart
    • Emilie Robbe
    • Thibault Denoblet
    • Kristian Gregersen
    • Alisa O. Vershinina
    • Jaco Weinstock
    • Petra Rajić Šikanjić
    • Marjan Mashkour
    • Irina Shingiray
    • Jean-Marc Aury
    • Aude Perdereau
    • Saleh Alquraishi
    • Ahmed H. Alfarhan
    • Khaled A. S. Al-Rasheid
    • Tajana Trbojević Vukičević
    • Marcel Buric
    • Eberhard Sauer
    • Mary Lucas
    • Joan Brenner-Coltrain
    • John R. Bozell
    • Cassidee A. Thornhill
    • Victoria Monagle
    • Angela Perri
    • Cody Newton
    • W. Eugene Hall
    • Joshua L. Conver
    • Petrus Le Roux
    • Sasha G. Buckser
    • Caroline Gabe
    • Juan Bautista Belardi
    • Christina I. Barrón-Ortiz
    • Isaac A. Hart
    • Christina Ryder
    • Matthew Sponheimer
    • Beth Shapiro
    • John Southon
    • Joss Hibbs
    • Charlotte Faulkner
    • Alan Outram
    • Laura Patterson Rosa
    • Katelyn Palermo
    • Marina Solé
    • Alice William
    • Wayne McCrory
    • Gabriella Lindgren
    • Samantha Brooks
    • Camille Eché
    • Cécile Donnadieu
    • Olivier Bouchez
    • Patrick Wincker
    • Gregory Hodgins
    • Sarah Trabert
    • Brandi Bethke
    • Patrick Roberts
    • Emily Lena Jones
    • Yvette Running Horse Collin Tašunke Iyanke Wiƞ
    • Ludovic Orlando
  • : 1316-1323
  • Free
Indigenous societies adopted horses of primarily Spanish origin before Europeans arrived in the Great Plains and the American West.
  • BY
    • Bjorn H. C. Emonts
    • Matthew D. Lehnert
    • Ilsang Yoon
    • Nir Mandelker
    • Montserrat Villar-Martín
    • George K. Miley
    • Carlos De Breuck
    • Miguel A. Pérez-Torres
    • Nina A. Hatch
    • Pierre Guillard
  • : 1323-1326
  • NO ACCESS
Submillimeter observations show a cold stream of intergalactic gas connecting to a massive galaxy at redshift 3.8.
  • BY
    • Michael Smith
    • Vito Cacucciolo
    • Herbert Shea
  • : 1327-1332
  • NO ACCESS
Fluidic pumps are fabricated in a fiber format and enable highly integrated, wearable soft robotics.
  • BY
    • Eva-Marie Metz
    • Sanam N. Vardag
    • Sourish Basu
    • Martin Jung
    • Bernhard Ahrens
    • Tarek El-Madany
    • Stephen Sitch
    • Vivek K. Arora
    • Peter R. Briggs
    • Pierre Friedlingstein
    • Daniel S. Goll
    • Atul K. Jain
    • Etsushi Kato
    • Danica Lombardozzi
    • Julia E. M. S. Nabel
    • Benjamin Poulter
    • Roland Séférian
    • Hanqin Tian
    • Andrew Wiltshire
    • Wenping Yuan
    • Xu Yue
    • Sönke Zaehle
    • Nicholas M. Deutscher
    • David W. T. Griffith
    • André Butz
  • : 1332-1335
  • NO ACCESS
The rewetting of seasonally dry soils produces large carbon dioxide pulses over Australia.
  • BY
    • Aamir S. Mukadam
    • Lauren V. C. Miller
    • Annabel E. Smith
    • Marina Vaysburd
    • Siri A. Sakya
    • Sophie Sanford
    • Sophie Keeling
    • Benjamin J. Tuck
    • Taxiarchis Katsinelos
    • Chris Green
    • Lise Skov
    • Sanne S. Kaalund
    • Stian Foss
    • Keith Mayes
    • Kevin O’Connell
    • Mark Wing
    • Claire Knox
    • Jessica Banbury
    • Edward Avezov
    • James B. Rowe
    • Michel Goedert
    • Jan Terje Andersen
    • Leo C. James
    • William A. McEwan
  • : 1336-1341
  • NO ACCESS
Passive transfer of antibodies targeting tau reduce tau pathology through the cytosolic antibody receptor and E3 ligase TRIM21.
  • BY
    • Duncan S. Palmer
    • Wei Zhou
    • Liam Abbott
    • Emilie M. Wigdor
    • Nikolas Baya
    • Claire Churchhouse
    • Cotton Seed
    • Tim Poterba
    • Daniel King
    • Masahiro Kanai
    • Alex Bloemendal
    • Benjamin M. Neale
  • : 1341-1348
  • NO ACCESS
UK Biobank data reveal 175 gene loci that show nonadditive effects, indicating a role for genetic dominance rather than gene dosage.
  • BY
    • Thomas M. Cullen
    • Derek W. Larson
    • Mark P. Witton
    • Diane Scott
    • Tea Maho
    • Kirstin S. Brink
    • David C. Evans
    • Robert Reisz
  • : 1348-1352
  • Free
Giant theropod dinosaur’s teeth were covered by oral and extra-oral tissues (“lips”) when the mouth was closed, like lizards but unlike crocodilians.
  • BY
    • Thibaut Laboute
    • Stefano Zucca
    • Matthew Holcomb
    • Dipak N. Patil
    • Chris Garza
    • Brittany A. Wheatley
    • Raktim N. Roy
    • Stefano Forli
    • Kirill A. Martemyanov
  • : 1352-1358
  • NO ACCESS
A G protein–coupled receptor recognizes the key neurotransmitter glycine.
  • BY
    • Tianhao Yu
    • Haiyang Cui
    • Jianan Canal Li
    • Yunan Luo
    • Guangde Jiang
    • Huimin Zhao
  • : 1358-1363
  • NO ACCESS
A contrastive learning algorithm enables accurate enzyme function annotation.
  • BY
    • Qiang Feng
    • Qian Wang
    • Jieping Zhu
  • : 1363-1368
  • NO ACCESS
Palladium oxidation promotes a Wacker reaction variant with substrates that require migration of carbon rather than hydrogen.
Reviews
  • BY
    • Luojun Du
    • Maciej R. Molas
    • Zhiheng Huang
    • Guangyu Zhang
    • Feng Wang
    • Zhipei Sun
  • NO ACCESS
A review describes recent developments in moiré photonics and optoelectronics.
Retraction
  • BY
    • N. Kinoshita
    • M. Paul
    • Y. Kashiv
    • P. Collon
    • C. M. Deibel
    • B. DiGiovine
    • J. P. Greene
    • C. L. Jiang
    • S. T. Marley
    • R. C. Pardo
    • K. E. Rehm
    • D. Robertson
    • R. Scott
    • C. Schmitt
    • X. D. Tang
    • R. Vondrasek
    • A. Yokoyama
  • : 1307
  • Free

Careers

Working Life
  • BY
    • Andrea del Valle
  • : 1370
  • Free

THIS WEEK’S PODCAST

Advertisement

Advertisement

Ad Placeholder ID

Advertisement