Prophase 2
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In prophase 2 the chromosomes don't replicate but the centrioles do, and they move to opposite ends of the cell like they did in prophase 1 and connecting to the centromeres on the chromosomes. While that is happening the nuclear envelope is slowly disappearing.
Metaphase 2
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The chromosomes in metaphase 2 line up in the middle like they would during mitosis. Then the spindle fibers start to pull the chromosomes apart.
Anaphase 2
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The spindle fibers have now completely pulled the chromosomes to opposite poles of the cell and they are called chromosomes in their own right.
Telophase 2
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The chromosomes are in their own cell and a nuclear envelope forms around the separate chromosomes. Cytokinesis takes place and now there are four haploid daughter cells.