Question

telophase ii

• in telophase ii, 4 daughter cells are being formed.
• these are called
• each newly formed cell makes a
• the chromosomes uncoil to make again

nucleus chromatin gametes haploid

Explanation:

During Telophase II of meiosis, four haploid daughter cells are formed. These cells are called gametes (in the context of sexual reproduction). Each newly - formed cell develops a nucleus. After the chromosomes have separated and moved to the poles during anaphase II, in telophase II, the chromosomes uncoil to form chromatin again, which is the less condensed form of genetic material.

Answer:

1. haploid
2. gametes
3. nucleus
4. chromatin