20. Parts of Georgiana's home was destroyed by a tornado. It was months before the repairs were sufficient enough to occupy her house again. During this time, her body likely to reacted by: increasing digestion. increasing production of lymphocytes. producing teratogens. secreting cortisol. O producing more androgens.

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