Compare meiotic and mitotic telophase.

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Mitotic telophase Meiotic telophase

Diploid daughter cells identical to parent cells are formed. Haploid daughter cells different from parent cells are formed.

At the end of telophase, two daughter cells are formed. At the end of telophase II, four daughter cells are formed.

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Mitotic telophase	Meiotic telophase
Diploid daughter cells identical to parent cells are formed.	Haploid daughter cells different from parent cells are formed.
At the end of telophase, two daughter cells are formed.	At the end of telophase II, four daughter cells are formed.