| Front | What are the stages of meiosis 2 |
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| Back | prophase 2: homologous chromosomes shorten and thicken. Nuclear envelope breaks down centrioles form and move to the opposite poles Metaphase 2: Spindle attaches to centromere Homologous chromosomes align in centre Anaphase 2: Spindle contracts causing chromatids to move to opposite pole Telophase: Cytoplasm divides nuclear envelope forms chromatids become long and thin 4 non-identical gametes produced |
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