asexual reproduction
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prophase | nuclear membrane and nucleolus disappear
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metaphase | the spindle fibers begin to apply tension on the chromosomes, forming a line across the cell
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anaphase | the spindle fibers begin to contract pulling the chromosomes apart.
the chromosomes are drawn to either side of the cell
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telophase | the spindle fibbers begin to disappear. a nuclear membrane developed around each new set of chromosomes.nucleolus appears in each nucleus. chromosomes uncoil into smaller strands of chromatin. the cell is ready to divide.
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4 phases of the cell cycle | prometaanatelo (prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase)
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