Question

r7 mitosis and the cell cycle which diagram shows the phase right after anaphase?

Explanation:

In mitosis, the phase right after anaphase is telophase (followed by cytokinesis). Telophase involves the re - formation of nuclear envelopes around the separated chromatids (now chromosomes), and the cell starts to pinch in (in animal cells) or form a cell plate (in plant cells). Looking at the diagrams, the top - left diagram shows a cell in the process of cytokinesis (the cell is pinching into two, with two nuclei already formed), which is the stage right after anaphase (since after anaphase comes telophase and then cytokinesis, and this diagram shows the cell division process post - anaphase with two nuclei and the cell membrane starting to separate the two daughter cells). The other diagrams: the top - right shows two separate cells (more like the end of cytokinesis), the bottom - left seems to be metaphase (chromosomes aligned at the equator), and the bottom - right seems to be prophase or prometaphase (chromosomes condensing, nuclear envelope breaking down). So the top - left diagram is the one that shows the phase right after anaphase.

Answer:

The top - left diagram (the one with a cell that is pinching into two, containing two separate nuclei)