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saul85 [17]
3 years ago
14

1.) interphase 2.) S Phase 3.) Mitosis 4.) Cytokinesis 5.) Prophase 6.) Metaphase 7.) Anaphase 8.) Telophase 9.)Centromere 10.)

Spindle 11.) G1 and G3 phase. ( match the number with the letter make sure all are correct)

Biology
1 answer:
Gala2k [10]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

i put it below

Explanation:

A = 3 mitosis

B = 5 prophase

C = 6 metaphase

D = 10 spindle

E = 8 telophase

F = 9 centromere

G = 7 anaphase

H = 1 interphase

I = 4 cytokinesis

J = 2 S phase

K = 11 G1 and G3 phase

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