Meiosis II is similar to mitosis, except
   the cell undergoing division is haploid rather than diploid.

   In  prophase  II,  each  dyad  has two chromatids attached to a common
   centromere.

   In  metaphase  II,  chromosomes  move  to  the  metaphase  plate,  and
   centromeres start to divide.

   In  anaphase  II,  the  divided  centromeres pull sister chromatids to
   opposite poles (disjunction).

   After  telophase  II  and  cytokinesis  II, cell division is complete,
   producing monads.

   Each haploid daughter cell is a potential gamete and has one member of
   each pair of homologous chromosomes.

   Note that if disjunction fails (nondisjunction) in either meiosis I or