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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
Bat 1
Pathogen able to spread through bat urine, especially via fruit. Increases infectivity, especially in hot and humid climates, and mutation.
Bat 2
Pathogen causes bats to become restless in current habitats and search for new ones. Increases infectivity, especially in hot and humid climates.
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
Blood 1
Gives organism ability to spread through blood-to-blood contact. Increases infectivity, especially in poor regions and mutation chance
Blood 2
Infected bodily fluids able to pass through mucous membranes. Increases infectivity, especially in poor regions and mutation chance
Blood Gift
Virus replicates in ape bloodstream, and can be spread if blood is mixed. Increases ape to ape transmission
Cutaneous Transfer
Virus able to survive on ape skin particles. Minimal physical contact can trigger ape to ape transmission
Excrement
Virus able to survive and replicate in ape faeces, increasing chance of unintentional ape to ape transmission
Extreme Bioaerosol
Pathogen bypasses air/water filters due to adaptive cellular shell. Increase infectivity, especially in humid & arid climates and plane/ship transmission.
Extreme Haemoaerosol
Virus able to survive for a long time in blood expelled from the body. Significantly increases infectivity.
Fomites 1
Pathogen able to transmit through physical contact. Increases infectivity - especially in wealthy and urban environments.
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.
Hominidae Bridge
Ape and human forms of virus able to efficiently jump between species. Increases mutation chance and enables cross-species transmission.
Insect 1
Insects susceptible to infection. Carrier insects increase infectivity, especially in hot climates and chance of mutation
Insect 2
Increases rate of transfer between insects. Increase infectivity, especially in hot climates and chance of mutation
Inter-genus dissemination 1
Virus more effective at spreading between different types of ape - increasing chance of ape to ape transmission and mutation
Inter-genus dissemination 2
Virus highly effective at spreading between different types of ape - increasing chance of ape to ape transmission and mutation
Sebaceous excretion
Virus replicates in sebaceous glands and spreads through skin. Prolonged physical contact can trigger ape to ape transmission
Submissive conception
Apes can transmit virus rapidly through physical contact. A touch of the hand is all that is required for ape to ape transmission
Water 1
Pathogen can survive outside the body in fresh, warm water. Increase infectivity, especially in humid environments and ship transmission