meiosis I and meiosis II

prophase I (early)

chromosomes condense and become visible

prophase I (late)

crossing over occurs, spindle forms, nuclear envelop beaks up

metaphase I

paired homologous chromosomes line up along the equator of cell

anaphase I

homologous chromosomes seperate to opposite poles of cell, sister chromatids remain joined

telophase I

nuclear envelopes form around chromosomes, spindle disappers, cytokineses might divide cell into two

prophase II

spindle forms, nuclear envelpope breaks up

metaphase II

chromosomes line up along cell equator

anaphase II

centromes split as sister chromatis seperate to opposite poles of cell

telophase II

nuclear envelopes assemble around daughter cells, chromosomes decondense, spindles disapper, cytokinesis divides cells