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alukav5142 [94]3 years ago

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1.) Metaphase

2.) Prophase

3.) Telophase

4.) Interphase

5.) Interphase

6.)Interphase

7.) Anaphase

8.) Interphase

9.) Anaphase

10.) Interphase

11.) Metaphase

12.) Telophase

13.) Interphase

14.) Prophase

15.) Interphasse

16.) Interphase

17.) Metaphase

18.) Interphase

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