1. Prophase I
Metaphase II
Metaphase I
Prophase II
Anaphase I
Anaphase II
Telophase II
Telophase I

3. During this phase Crossing over may occur resulting in increased variety of genetic combinations

11. Interphase During this stage… Cell is performing daily functions
Growing
Copying DNA
Performing Photosynthesis and/or Cellular Respiration
Creating proteins
DNA is in chromatin form

12. During this stage… Nuclear membrane is dissolving
Centrioles begin forming spindle fibers
DNA is in condensed, chromatid form
Homologous pairs find each other and join at centromere
Tetrads are present

13. During this stage… Spindle fiber is fully formed
Tetrads line up across the center of the cell(s)
Homologous chromosomes are still together in the same cell

14. During this stage… Tetrads separate at the centromere
Homologous pairs begin separating to opposite poles of the cell

15. During this stage… Each pole contains one full set of chromosomes
Each set of chromosomes is encircled in a new nuclear membrane
Spindle fiber begins to break down
Chromatids begin to unwind into chromatin
Cytokinesis begins

16. During this stage… Interphase is skipped
Nuclear membrane(s) begin to dissolve
Centrioles begin forming spindle fibers
DNA becomes condensed and thick, turning into chromatid form
Sister chromatids are joined at centromeres

17. During this stage… Spindle fiber is fully formed
Sister chromatids line up across center of cell
Homologous pairs are NO longer in same cell

18. During this stage… Sister chromatids break apart at the centromere
Sister chromatids begin to separate to opposite poles of the cell

19. During this stage… Each pole contains ½ of a full set of chromosomes
New nuclear membranes from around each chromatid cluster at the poles
Chromatids begin unwinding into chromatin form
Cytokinesis begins