During this phase chromosomes collect at the poles and develop a nuclear membrane again

1. Telophase

During this phase chromosomes collect at the poles and develop a nuclear membrane again.

2. Telophase

During this phase spindle fibers and asters disappear- the cell is returning to Interphase conditions.

3. Telophase

During this phase the cytoplasm constricts at the equator of the cell, dividing the cell into 2 new cells, each with a centriole.

4. The production of genetically identical offspring from a single parent. (Ex: bacteria, sea aneame, kalanchoe)

What is asexual reproduction?

5. Involves the fusion of 2 separate parent cells to produce one off spring that has genetics from each parent.

What is sexual reproduction?

6. Through mitosis. It makes copies of itself.

How does the body produce new cells?

7. It keeps the same number and types of chromosomes.(Ex: If a cell had ten when it split they would each have ten)

What is the significance of mitosis?

8. Preexisting cells by cell division.

Where do all new cells come from?

9. Nuclear division

Cell division is a.k.a

10. mitosis

Cell division involves the division of the nucleus. This is called....