Question

called telophase. what appears to be occurring in telophase in the image at right? select all that apply. (note: the pinching of the cytoplasm is part of cytokinesis, not telophase. it is shown here because the two processes may occur simultaneously.) the cell has divided the chromosomes have split in half the nucleus has dissolved a new nucleus has formed on either end of the cell the chromosomes are moving to either end of the cell the cytoplasm has begun pinching inward

Explanation:

1. Analyze each option:

• "The cell has divided": In telophase (along with cytokinesis shown), the cell is in the process of dividing, and the image shows two cells forming, so this applies.
• "The chromosomes have split in half": Chromosome splitting (sister chromatids separating) happens in anaphase, not telophase, so this is incorrect.
• "The nucleus has dissolved": Nuclear dissolution occurs in prophase, not telophase, so this is incorrect.
• "A new nucleus has formed on either end of the cell": Telophase involves the re - formation of the nucleus at each pole of the cell, so this applies.
• "The chromosomes are moving to either end of the cell": Chromosome movement to the poles is anaphase, not telophase, so this is incorrect.
• "The cytoplasm has begun pinching inward": The note says pinching of cytoplasm is cytokinesis (but shown as it can occur with telophase), and the image shows the cytoplasm pinching, so this applies.

Answer:

• The cell has divided
• A new nucleus has formed on either end of the cell
• The cytoplasm has begun pinching inward