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Which phase of a cell's life cycle is occurring when the chromatids are pulled apart and move to the opposite ends of the cell? A anaphase B interphase C metaphase D prophase
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Which phase of a cell's life cycle is occurring when the chromatids are pulled apart and move to the opposite ends of the cell? A anaphase B interphase C metaphase D prophase

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Answer: A. Anaphase

Explanation: Anaphase is when chromatids are pulled apart in order to

move to opposite sides of the cell.

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A.Anaphase
Interphase is DNA replication metaphase the cell is in the middle and prophase is the second stage
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