BY: ELLIOT JONES:)

THE PROCESS WHICH THE NUCLEUS DIVIDES TO FORM TWO IDENTICAL NUCLEI

THE STEPS OF MITOSIS ARE INTERPHASE, PROPHASE, METAPHASE, ANAPHASE, AND TELOPHASE

DURING INTERPHASE, EACH CHROMOSOME DUPLICATES. THIS IS BEFORE MITOSIS BEGINS.

PAIRS OF CHROMATIDS ARE FULLY VISIBLE UNDER A MICROSCOPE. THIS IS THE BEGINNING OF MITOSIS.

DURING METAPHASE, THE CHROMATIDS LINE UP ACROSS THE CENTER OF THE CELL.

DURING ANAPHASE, EACH CENTROMERE DIVIDES AND THE SPINDLE FIBERS SHORTEN.

SPINDLE FIBERS START TO DISAPPEAR, THE CHROMOSOMES START TO UNCOIL, AND TWO NEW NUCLEI FORM.