Chromatids are once more called chromosomes in
A) interphase.
B) telophase II.
C) telophase I.
D) anaphase I.
E) metaphase II.

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In telophase II of meiosis, the chromatids that have been separated during anaphase II are now at opposite poles of the cell and decondense to form distinct new nuclei. At this point, each chromatid is recognized as an individual chromosome, marking the end of the meiotic process and resulting in the formation of four haploid daughter cells.

Chromatids Are Once More Called Chromosomes in