AP Biologyeasymcq1 pt
What happens during telophase?
A.Nuclear envelopes reform around separated chromosomes
B.Chromosomes condense
C.Chromosomes align at the plate
D.Sister chromatids separate
Explanation
Core Concept
Chromosomes decondense as envelopes reassemble around each set, producing two nuclei — then cytokinesis completes the split.
Correct Answer
ANuclear envelopes reform around separated chromosomes
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