CHROMOSOMES DUPLICATE

DUPLICATED CHROMOSOMES COME NEAR ITS DUPLICATED MATE

DUPLICATED CHROMOSOMES LINE UP IN THE CENTER OF THE CELL AND COME TOGETHER

THE CHROMATIDS WILL NOT SEPARATE IN THIS DIVISION

THE CYTOPLASM DIVIDES

CHROMATIDS WILL SEPARATE IN THIS DIVISION

THE DUPLICATED CHROMOSOMES AND SPINDLE FIBERS WILL REAPPEAR IN THE THE NEW CELL

THE DUPLICATED CHROMOSOMES MOVE TO THE CENTER OF THE CELL

THE CHROMATIDS MOVE TO THE OPPOSITE SIDES OF THE CELL

THE SPINDLE FIBERS DISAPPEAR AND NUCLEAR MEMBRANE FORMS AROUND EACH SET OF CHROMOSOME