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Ans: Interphase:  between mitotic cell division, cells carry out functions. Late stage – chromosomes duplicate into two chromatids.

Prophase:  chromosomes split into two chromatids, centrioles separate to each end of the cell with the mitotic spindle between, the nuclear membrane disappears.

Metaphase: chromatids line up along the equator of the spindle attached by centromeres.

Anaphase: the spindle contracts and draws chromatids apart to ends of the cell.

Telophase: chromosomes reform, the nuclear membrane reforms, two identical daughter cells are formed.

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• Blood and lymph: transport substances around the body.

Blood contains:

erythrocytes that carry oxygen

leucocytes that combat infection

thrombocytes that cause blood clotting

• Connective:

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