Question

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Answer 1

@hysusonic

Answer 2

i'm stumped sorry :/ but i think you're right

Answer 3

nope, this is not meiosis. guess again.

Answer 4

hint: there is only one phase where the condesated DNA is pulled apart by the kinetochore.

Answer 5

I know ;-) this is why I said 'not meiosis'. so, which is it, and why do you think that?

Answer 6

c

Answer 7

why c and not d?

Answer 8

edcared guess

Answer 9

well, if you mean 'educated', then there is a reason ;-)

Answer 10

yes

Answer 11

so tell me

Answer 12

remember: you want something from me, not the other way around.

Answer 13

okay

Answer 14

...you're not going to tell me, right? well, it's a shame that people go on an education site and don't want to be educated at all. but what do I care.

Answer 15

i think c beucase it would make seense to it but i am not sure if i am corrcet

Answer 16

why would it make sense? why wouldn't telophase make sense?

Answer 17

that maksm ore sense to c

Answer 18

I did not understand that.

Answer 19

now i think about it d makes more ssense then d :P

Answer 20

I wanted you to explain to me what happens in anaphase and telophase, respectively. in anaphase (greek: ana = 'up'), the DNA copies are pulled apart by the kinetochore. in telophase (greek: telos = 'end') the two daughter cells are separated by the creation of a new nuclear envelope. the picture doesnt show two nuclei, so telophase can't be right.

gotta go now...just...please read the wikipedia articles on anaphase and telophase, if you didn't get it at school. wikipedia will explain everything to you, including why C is the right answer. please try working WITH and not against me next time...

Answer 21

C?