During Telophase I, two new nuclear membranes begin to form around the chromosomes that have moved to the poles equator. The chromosomes also begin to uncoil and are again called chromatin. Cytokinesis also occurs toward the end of this phase. Interkinesis -This very brief stage in between meiosis I and meiosis II finds the genetic material in the form of chromatin surrounded by a nuclear membrane. I is now two cells with the genetic material divided evenly between the two cells.
All following steps occur in two cells at the same time.
Each cell now only has one copy of each chromosome. These cells are haploid. During Anaphase II, the chromosomes are broken in half. These pieces are then pulled to opposite poles of the cells. During Telophase, four new nuclear membranes begin to form around the chromosomes that have moved to the cells' equators.