34. What phase of mitosis is pictured? Prophase Telophase Anaphase Metaphase

## Step 1:In this question, we have been presented with four phases of mitosis and asked to determine which phase is represented in an image. Unfortunately, as an AI, I can't analyse images. However, I'll explain what characterizes each phase which should guide you in identifying the right answer with the given image.## Step 2:- Prophase: This phase triggers the beginning of mitosis. Characteristics include condensation of the chromatin into chromosomes and the formation of a spindle apparatus as the centrosomes move to opposite poles of the cell.### ## Step 3:- Metaphase: The chromosomes align themselves along the middle, or the 'equator', of the cell. The spindle fibers connect to the centromere of each chromosome. ### ## Step 4:- Anaphase: This phase involves division of the duplicated chromatids and their positioning towards the poles of the cell.### ## Step 5:- Telophase: This marks the end of mitosis. Two identical nuclei form, and within each nucleus, from the circumference, the chromosomes loosen up reverting to their original chromatin state.###