During this phase, chromosomes coil tightly, the nuclear membrane begins to breakdown, and the spindles begin to form.

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Andre45 [30]3 years ago

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I believe it is prophase as it the first stage of mitosis where this happens.

anaphase is when chromosomes are pulled away and metaphase is when they are lined up, telophase is when the cell seperates.

The answer is C

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