In which type of cell do duplicated centrioles move to opposite poles, and during which part of the cell cycle does this occur?
a. in a plant cell, during prophase
b. in an animal cell, during prophase
c. in a plant cell, during metaphase
d. in an animal cell, during metaphase
Ans: b. in an animal cell, during prophase
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