| prophase | metaphase | anaphase | telaphase | cytokensis |
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what disappears in prophase
what is Nucleous
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what moves the chromosomes
what is Microtubleos
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what splits during this phase
what is centromere of chromosomes
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what reforms during this phase
what is Nucleous
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what does a single cell do in this phase
what is divide
|
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what coils in this phase
what is Chromosmes
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where do the chromsomes line up
what is the middle
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what do the two new chromosomes form
what is daughter chromosomes
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what un coils during this phase
what is chromsomes
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what does the cell divide into
what is cytoplasm
|
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what happens to the chromosomes in this phase
What is shortened and thick
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where do the spindles attach
what is the centromers
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at the end of what are the chromosomes segregated
what is migration
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what appuartus disappears
what is the spindle
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what does the cell devolpe
what is two daughter cells
|
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what are easily seen under a light micrscope
what is chrometids
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What copies in this phase
what is chromsomes
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where do the segregted chromsomes go to in the cell
what is the poles
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how many daughter cells do you end up with in this phase
what is 4
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what does the cell split along
what is cleacge furrow
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at the end of prophase replicated chromsomes visible as a pair of what
what is chrmotids
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what shape do the chromsomes make in the middle
what is an X
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what moves the chromitids
what is spindle fibers
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what begins to un coils
what is chromsomes
|
what seperates the cells
what is the pinich
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