Question

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during cytokinesis, what happens?

the sister chromatids separate and migrate to opposite sides of the cell.
the plasma membrane pinches inward until the daughter cells are formed around their new nuclei.
the organelles and cytoplasm are divided between the newly formed daughter cells.
the genetic material condenses into compact chromosomes.

Explanation:

• For the option "The sister chromatids separate and migrate to opposite sides of the cell": This occurs during anaphase, not cytokinesis.
• For the option "The plasma membrane pinches inward until the daughter cells are formed around their new nuclei": In animal cells, during cytokinesis, the cleavage furrow (plasma membrane pinching) forms to separate the daughter cells.
• For the option "The organelles and cytoplasm are divided between the newly formed daughter cells": Cytokinesis involves the division of the cytoplasm (cytokinesis) and the distribution of organelles between the two daughter cells.
• For the option "The genetic material condenses into compact chromosomes": This happens during prophase, not cytokinesis.

Answer:

B. The plasma membrane pinches inward until the daughter cells are formed around their new nuclei
C. The organelles and cytoplasm are divided between the newly formed daughter cells