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Memory Lane

Worms use pheromones which stimulate happy childhood memories, and draw people towards it. Increases infectivity, especially in urban areas

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Mutative Regeneration 1

Fragmented RNA strands causes frequent replication errors when regenerating and an increased chance of mutation

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Mutative Regeneration 2

Degradation of the nuclear membrane makes the worm highly prone to mutation

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Pork

Pathogen spreads through consumption of pork. Increases infectivity and chance of mutation.

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Potato

Pathogen spreads through consumption of potatoes. Increases infectivity, especially in cold climates.

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Poultry

Pathogen spreads through consumption of poultry. Increases infectivity and chance of mutation.

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Preservative Storage Resilience

Significant amino acid variances trigger rapid pathogen development when refrigerated. Increases ship and plane transmission.

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Rabbit

Pathogen spreads through consumption of rabbit. Increases infectivity and chance of mutation. Especially effective in Rural Countries.

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Radio Worm

Worms broadcast happy songs, disrupting silent nights and drawing people towards them. Increases infectivity, especially in urban areas

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Rice

Pathogen spreads through consumption of rice. Greatly increases infectivity, especially in hot climates.

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Rodent

Rodent is one of the types of zoonotic transmissions available for standard plagues and other types of diseases in the game. Generally, the pathogen tries to use rodents in order to spread in mainly urban areas in addition to increasing the rate of symptom mutation.

Rodent 1

Common flea susceptible to infection. Increase infectivity, especially in urban regions and mutation

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Rodent 2

Rodents directly susceptible to infection. Increase infectivity, especially in urban regions and mutation

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Saliva 1

Virus replicates faster in salivary glands - increasing chance of infection through contact with saliva

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Saliva 2

Virus replicates directly in nasal cavity - significantly increasing chance of infection through contact with mucus

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Sebaceous excretion

Virus replicates in sebaceous glands and spreads through skin. Prolonged physical contact can trigger ape to ape transmission

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Segmented Genome

Virus splits its genome into smaller molecules - increasing the likelihood of a viable mutation during transmission

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Snow Worm

Neurax Worms can turn white to camouflage themselves against snow. Increases infectivity, especially in cold countries

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Snowballs 1

Neurax Worms enjoy laying eggs in the snow, where they can be easily scooped up. Increases infectivity, especially in cold countries

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Snowballs 2

Neurax Worms roll themselves into perfectly formed snowballs, and wait...Increases infectivity, especially in cold countries.

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Solar Perfume 1

Neurax Worms attracted by the smell of sun cream and sweat. Increases infectivity, especially in hot countries.

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Solar Perfume 2

Neurax Worms driven into frenzy by smell of sun cream and sweat. Increases infectivity, especially in hot countries.

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Stocking Filler

Worms make themselves look cute and cuddly, before going to sleep in toy shops. Increases infectivity, especially in rich countries

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Submissive conception

Apes can transmit virus rapidly through physical contact. A touch of hand is all that is required for ape to ape transmission

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