The illustration below represents which stage of meiosis? a. prophase ib. anaphase iic. identification of telophase. iReply 1B metaphase. Anaphase 2 due to sister chromatids move to totally different poles. Answer 2B. Anaphase II, because the chromosomes seem to have crossed and that means it’s anaphase II. However, this could be metaphase I as they have not separated and this is when the chromosomes cross over. So it could be Anapase II or Metaphase I. Answer 31,2,4,5,6,3 Clarification: Meiosis involves two rounds of cell division to create 4 haploid cells, therefore we all know 3 should be the final step. Meiosis begins with a diploid cell after DNA replication. Therefore, stage 1 is the primary one. Homologous chromosomes line up (as proven in step 2). Then the chromosomes are pulled apart to reverse cell poles (4) and two new cells begin to form, before cell division (5). Then the chromosomes of these two cells line up in the center of the cells (6) and the sister chromatids are pulled apart to create 4 haploid cells (3)Answer 4Do you have the picture?Answer 5It could definitely be prophase due to a doubling chromosome. but without the picture it’s really hard to tell