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Genetics help quick please!!!!! I don't know the chromosome numbers !! my answers are probably wrong and I am confused please help!Haploid. After is complete, the resulting gametes

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G1: 4 unreplicated chromosomes (i.e, singlet chromosomes)

S: 4 replicated chromosomes (i.e, doublet chromosomes)

G2: 4 replicated chromosomes (i.e, doublet chromosomes)

Prophase I : 4 replicated chromosomes (i.e, doublet chromosomes)

Metaphase I :4 replicated chromosomes (i.e, doublet chromosomes)

Anaphase I : 4 replicated chromosomes (i.e, doublet chromosomes) they are being separated at this stage. 2 replicated chromosomes move towards one end and other 2 replicated towards opposite end.

Telophase I : 2 replicated chromosomes in each dividing cell.

Interkinesis: 2 daughter cells are formed each consisting 2 replicated chromosomes.

Prophase II : 2 replicated chromosomes in each of the two daughter cells.

Metaphase II : 2 replicated chromosomes in each daughter cell arranged on metaphasic plate.

Anaphase II : 2 singlet chromosomes would move toward one end of each daughter cell, other 2 singlet chromosomes towards the opposite end.

Telophase II : 2 singlet chromosomes in each of the 4 dividing cells.

cytokinesis: each of the 4 daughter cells would contain 2 singlet chromosomes.

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