Question

which of the following happens during telophase? select all correct options
spindle breaks apart
cleavage furrow forms
nuclear envelope reforms
nucleolus becomes visible in each daughter nucleus

Explanation:

Telophase is the final stage of mitosis where the cell reverses prophase changes. The spindle apparatus (used for chromosome separation) disassembles. The nuclear envelope reforms around separated chromosomes. The nucleolus (involved in ribosome production) reappears in each new nucleus. The cleavage furrow forms later in cytokinesis, not telophase.

Answer:

spindle breaks apart, nuclear envelope reforms, nucleolus becomes visible in each daughter nucleus