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In the figure given here certain parts are indicated by alphabets. Select the answer which contains, the correct matching of these alphabets, with the correct parts.

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A = Chromosomes, B = Spindle, C = Kinetochore

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A = Spindle, B = Kinetochore, C = Chromosomes

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A = Kinetochore, B = Spindle, C = Chromosomes

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A = Kinetochore, B = Chromosomes, C = Spindle

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Solution

The correct option is C
A = Kinetochore, B = Spindle, C = Chromosomes

The chromatids move towards the opposite poles during anaphase.

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