what are the represents s the phases of mitosis in their proper sequence

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carniel · Answer

I don't understand the question. Can you plz explain what you mean

anonymous · Answer

Prophase Metaphase Anophase Telophase
thank you for tying :)

carniel · Answer

LoL happy to attempt to help you.

anonymous · Answer

@Fmargarita No, @Carniel is not correct.  He gave you the stages of M phase.  S phase precedes M phase.  The overall phases are (tabbed in means it is a belongs underneath that phase):

senescent G0, nothing is happening with regards to reproduction.

Interphase:
        G1, prep for DNA duplication and growth
        S, DNA is replicated
        G2, bit more growth, checks if ready for M phase, can stop at this point if there are          problems

M-phase (mitosis).  This is where the prophase, prometaphase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase happens.

carniel · Answer

I never answered the question.... How am I not correct?

anonymous · Answer

@Carniel Oh, I'm sorry I messed up and thought that you were the username for the M phase things.  My mistake.

carniel · Answer

It's cool