Transmissions
Compare
Air 1
Gives pathogen ability to travel on dust particles. Increase infectivity, especially in arid environments and plane transmission
Air 2
Gives organism ability to survive suspended in air for a long time. Increases infectivity, especially in arid environments and plane transmission
Armadillos
Rumoured to be origin of Leprosy. Increase infectivity, especially in rural regions and mutation
Bird 1
Birds become susceptible to infection. Avian carriers increase infectivity, land transmission and mutation
Bird 2
Avian brain tissue compromised causing birds to attack other species. Increases mutation, infectivity and land based transmission
Chimps
Chimpanzees have long been reported to carry Leprosy, which may have even been passed from Armadillos to humans, then back to chimpanzees. Increase infectivity and mutation
Extreme Bioaerosol
Pathogen bypasses air/water filters due to adaptive cellular shell. Increase infectivity, especially in humid & arid climates and plane/ship transmission.
Extreme Zoonosis
Infection crosses multiple species barriers. Increase infectivity, especially in rural and urban areas, mutation chance and cross-country transmission
Fomites 1
Incorrectly assumed to be a key infection transmission of Leprosy. Pathogen able to transmit through physical contact. increases infectivity.
Fomites 2
Pathogen able to survive on increased variety of surfaces. Increases infectivity - especially in wealthy and urban environments
Fomites 3
Pathogen able to survive on surfaces for long periods of time. Increases infectivity - especially in wealthy and urban environments
Livestock 1
Livestock susceptible to infection.
Livestock 2
Wildlife susceptible to infection. Increase infectivity, especially in rural regions and mutation
Rodent 1
Common flea susceptible to infection. Increase infectivity, especially in urban regions and mutation
Rodent 2
Rodents directly susceptible to infection. Increase infectivity, especially in urban regions and mutation
Squirrels
Red squirrels susceptible and carry infection. Increase infectivity, especially in rural and urban regions and mutation
Water 1
Pathogen can survive outside the body in fresh, warm water. Increase infectivity, especially in humid environments and ship transmission
Water 2
Pathogen able to survive in chemically treated water. Increase infectivity, especially in humid environments and ship transmission