When Selye examined animals in the later stage of the general adaptation syndrome, he found
A)adrenal glands enlarged and discolored.
B)intense shrinkage of internal organs, such as the thymus and spleen.
C)many animals had stomach ulcers.
D)all of these.

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Selye found that animals in the later stage of the general adaptation syndrome had enlarged and discolored adrenal glands, intense shrinkage of internal organs like the thymus and spleen, and many had stomach ulcers. Therefore, all of these options are true.

When Selye Examined Animals in the Later Stage of the General