RC cell division

The rest phase and when the

chromosomes are duplicated.

• Interphase

• prophase

• metaphase

• anaphase

Chromatin forms into

chromosomes that form pairs.

• Interphase

• prophase

• metaphase

• cytokinesis

The chromosomes line up along

the center (middle) of the cell.

• prophase

• telophase

• metaphase

• interphase

2 new cells that result from mitosis. (yellow in the picture)

• mother cell

• mitosis

• meiosis

• daughter cells

Division of the cell at the end of mitosis

and meiosis.

• Cytokineis

• metaphase

• meiosis

• cell

Cell division that ends with 2 new cells that

have the same set of chromosomes as the

original cell.

• prophase

• mitosis

• cytokinesis

• centriole

Cell division that ends with 4 new cells that

have half the number of chromosomes as

the original cell.

• meiosis

• cells

• mitosis

• telophase

The original cell in mitosis and meiosis. (shown in yellow)

• chromosome

• mother cell

• mitosis

• daughter cells

Spindles from the centrioles pull

the pairs of chromosomes apart (away) to

opposite sides of the cell.

• haploid

• anaphase

• telophase

• chromosome

A new nucleus forms around each

set of chromosomes. Cell pinches in the

middle.

• anaphase

• telophase

• haploid

• diploid