3. Identify the phase of mitosis that is being described by each statement. Some phases will be described by multiple statements. (P) Prophase (PR) Prometaphase (M) Metaphase (A) Anaphase (T) Telophase Sister chromatids are pulled apart Chromosomes begin to disappear Nuclear envelope reforms Chromatids align in the center of the cell Chromatids attach to spindles Nuclear envelop breaks down Chromosomes condense and become visible Cell begins to split into daughter cells

3. Identify the phase of mitosis that is being described by each statement. Some phases will be described by multiple statements. (P) Prophase (PR) Prometaphase (M) Metaphase (A) Anaphase (T) Telophase Sister chromatids are pulled apart Chromosomes begin to disappear Nuclear envelope reforms Chromatids align in the center of the cell Chromatids attach to spindles Nuclear envelop breaks down Chromosomes condense and become visible Cell begins to split into daughter cells

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Chapter11: How Cells Reproduce

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Problem 15SA: Match each stage with the events listed. ___ metaphase a. sister chromatids move apart ___ prophase...

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