What is the best description of anaphase ii of meiosis?

a.) the chromosomes in each of two haploid cells coil and become more compact

b.) the chromosomes in each of two haploid cells line up in the middle of the cell

d.) the chromosomes of two diploid cells reach opposite sides of the cell, incorporating into two haploid nuclei

The answer is; The chromosome of two diploid cells split apart at the centromere

This is similar to mitosis. In Meiosis I, the cell's chromosomes are halved to give two diploid cells. In meiosis II, the chromosomes in each of the diploid cells split into two at the centromere and the sister strands move to different poles. This ultimately forms 4 diploid cells called gametes.  

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nucleus

would be most reasonable answer tbh