A student observed the slide of mitosis under the microscope and observed that the chromosomes were placed at the opposite poles. Which stage was the student observing?

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Mitosis Stages: During anaphase, chromosomes are pulled to opposite poles by the spindle fibers. Observation Analysis: The placement of chromosomes at opposite poles indicates anaphase, not metaphase (chromosomes align at the equator), prophase (chromosomes condense), or telophase (nuclear envelopes reform). Conclusion: The correct stage is anaphase.

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<div>Metaphase <br></div>

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<div>Telophase <br></div>

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<div>Prophase <br></div>

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<div>Anaphase <br></div>

A student observed the slide of mitosis under the microscope and observed that the chromosomes were placed at the opposite poles. Which stage was the student observing?

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