Database

Gives organism ability to survive suspended in air for a long time. Increases infectivity, especially in arid environments and plane transmission

14DNA

Ape Colonies

Intelligent apes can come together to build a colony which increases ape transmission, protects and generate DNA

7DNA

Ape Migration

Groups of apes will automatically migrate to nearby Ape Colonies over time

1DNA

Ape Rampage

Apes gain ability to rampage against humans - targeting labs and rescuing captive apes

Bat 1

Pathogen able to spread through bat urine, especially via fruit. Increases infectivity, especially in hot and humid climates, and mutation.

10DNA

Bat 2

Pathogen causes bats to become restless in current habitats and search for new ones. Increases infectivity, especially in hot and humid climates.

21DNA

Bird 1

Birds become susceptible to infection. Avian carriers increase infectivity, land transmission and mutation

11DNA

Bird 2

Avian brain tissue compromised causing birds to attack other species. Increases mutation, infectivity and land based transmission

22DNA

Blindness

Severe bleeding in the retina causes blindness. Significantly decreases research speed.

6DNA

Blood 1

Gives organism ability to spread through blood-to-blood contact. Increases infectivity, especially in poor regions and mutation chance

6DNA

Blood 2

Infected bodily fluids able to pass through mucous membranes. Increases infectivity, especially in poor regions and mutation chance

10DNA

Blood Gift

Virus replicates in ape bloodstream, and can be spread if blood is mixed. Increases ape to ape transmission

Cognitive Shift

Community life stimulates maturation of prefrontal cortex. Increases DNA generated from colonies

5DNA

Cold Resistance 1

Pathogen evolves to withstand cold temperatures and climates

8DNA

Cold Resistance 2

Lower intracellular water volume prevents freezing. Increased effectiveness in cold climates

22DNA

Coma

Neuropathic effects in the brain stem cause loss of consciousness and sometimes death. Significantly harder to cure

31DNA

Coughing

Chance of infection by spreading pathogen into surroundings, especially in high density, urban areas

Covert Expertise

Apes monitor human incursions into their territory and camouflage their homes. Significantly reduce likelihood of detection

12DNA

Cutaneous Transfer

Virus able to survive on ape skin particles. Minimal physical contact can trigger ape to ape transmission

Diarrhoea

Pathogen active in digestive tract, causing infection through faeces and potentially lethal dehydration. Poor countries v. vulnerable

11DNA

Drug Resistance 1

Pathogen becomes resistant to class 1 and 2 antivirals. Increase effectiveness in wealthy countries

9DNA

Drug Resistance 2

Pathogen develops resistance to class 3 and 4 antivirals. Increase effectiveness in wealthy countries

20DNA

Dysentery