Question

answer the following question with two supporting pieces of evidence

compare and contrast the process of telophase in an animal and a plant cell.

Answer 1

Answer:

• Telophase is the last phase of the karyokinesis (chromosomal division).
• After anaphase separation, chromosomes or chromatids are moving into two opposite poles, and when they reached the poles that particular phase is called telophase.
• It is a necessary step in both plant and animal systems although there are some similarities and dissimilarities as well.  

Similarity:

• In both cases when chromosomes are reached to the poles, the nuclear envelope reappears and chromosomes start to decondensed.
• In this phase spindle, fiber is unrequired so they disappeared.

Contrasting feature:

• During late telophase, a contractile ring starts to appear which made up of actin and myosin in animal cells.
• The function of the contractile ring is to make a cleavage furrow between two daughter nuclei.
• Weather in plant system,  a phragmoplast, which is made of actin, myosin, and microtubules, forms in the center of the cell to divide the daughter nuclei.

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