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During diakinesis, the last substage of prophase I, the chiasmata:
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A move toward the ends of the chromosome arms (terminalize)
B disappear permanently without effect
C duplicate the DNA
D form the cell plate
Explanation

In diakinesis the chromosomes become maximally condensed and the chiasmata move toward the ends of the chromosome arms, a process called terminalization.

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