During meiosis, sister chromatids are separated and move toward opposite ends of the cell as the centromeres that hold them separate. Which of the following processes will begin next?

- Prophase I

- Metaphase II

- Anaphase I

- Telophase II

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Rowan Davies

Biology

11 March, 00:58

During meiosis, sister chromatids are separated and move toward opposite ends of the cell as the centromeres that hold them separate. Which of the following processes will begin next?

- Prophase I

- Metaphase II

- Anaphase I

- Telophase II

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Madalyn Newton · Answer 1

The answer should be Telophase ||

Bailey Zimmerman · Answer 2

Telophase II

Explanation:

The phase where the sister chromatids separate is called Anaphase II. It differs from Anaphase I since in this phase the homologous chromosomes are separated. After Anaphase II, Telophase II begins. Which is when cytokinesis, or plasma division, occurs and new nuclear envelopes form around the chromosomes.

During meiosis, sister chromatids are separated and move toward opposite ends of the cell as the centromeres that hold them separate. Which of the following processes will begin next?- Prophase I- Metaphase II- Anaphase I- Telophase II

During meiosis, sister chromatids are separated and move toward opposite ends of the cell as the centromeres that hold them separate. Which of the following processes will begin next?

- Prophase I

- Metaphase II

- Anaphase I

- Telophase II