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Front Matter (R1-R18)

Executive Summary (1-9)

Introduction (10-15)

Part I: The Disease and Transmission (16-41)

Part II: Transmission Among and Between Species (42-88)

Part III: Vaccines (89-106)

Part IV: Reducing the Risk of Transmission from Wildlife to Cattle (107-123)

References (124-143)

Appendix A: Questions Addressed by the NRC Study (144-145)

Appendix B: Meeting Agendas and Presentations (146-180)

Appendix C: Other Diseases in GYA Wildlife (181-186)

Plates 1 & 2 (187-188)