Finally each new cells form with half of the DNA of the original cell. Four haploid cells
The tetrads move to the middle of the cell
Chromatids are pulled apart again.
The spindle fibers pull the tetrads apart, and homologues move to the opposite ends of the cell
Chromosomes line up in the middle again.
Replicated homologous chromosomes find each other, pair up close together and form tetrads, cross over occurs
The chromosomes start to unwind and a nuclear envelope forms for a short time. cleavage starts to form
Chromosomes become visible once again, nuclear envelope breaks down and we divide again.
