alleryWhat happens to chromosomes during mitotic telophase?
AThey condense fully
BThey align at the equator
CThey decondense at the poles
DThey pair up as bivalents
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. They decondense at the poles
Chromosomes that reach the poles decondense and lose their individual identity in telophase.
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