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vredina [299]
3 years ago
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What happens in meiosis during telophase Il?

Biology
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Talja [164]3 years ago
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During Telophase 2, the nuclear membrane reappears in the cell, chromatins are formed, cytokinesis takes place resulting in four haploid daughter cells

Explanation:  The final stage of meiosis 2 isTelophase2. During this process, Nuclear  membrane reappears, spindle fibre, astral rays disappear. Chromosomes are decondensed to become chromatins or thin fibres.  Karyokinesis takes place in the two cells. Cytoplasmic constriction appears in the cell. Eventually, the 2 cells will get separated resulting in 4 haploid(n) cells.

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