How are chromosomes separated during anaphase? A They are pulled apart by spindle fibers. B The pinching in of cytokinesis moves them. C They move on their own through cytoplasm. D They are magnetically

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How are chromosomes separated during anaphase?

A
They are pulled apart by spindle fibers.
B
The pinching in of cytokinesis moves them.
C
They move on their own through cytoplasm.
D
They are magnetically pulled toward centrioles.

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Answer: A

Explanation: they are pulled apart by spindle fibers

IamAshKS answered Oct 14, 2023

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