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Prophase 1 is the first step of meiosis. Prophase 1 is when the chromosomes condense and crossing over occurs.
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metaphase 1 is the next step to meiosis. Metaphase is when the tetrads line up along the equator.
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Anaphase 1 is next and this is when the chromosomes move to the opposite poles of the cell.
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telophase 1 is the next phase and this is when the chromosomes are enclosed in the nuclei and then the cell undergoes cytokinesis 1 that divides the cytoplasm of the cell into 2 daughter cells.
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next, we have prophase 2. This is when a new spindle forms between the chromosomes.
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metaphase 2 is when the chromosomes line up to the equator.
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Anaphase 2 is when chromatics move to the opposite poles of the cells.
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Lastly in the meiosis phase are these 2. Telophase 2 is when the nuclear envelope forms around each set of chromosomes and Cytokinesis 2 is when the cytoplasm divides
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this is a picture of all the stages