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(A) The correct matching is as follows:$1$. $(A)$ Metaphase (image $1$) corresponds to $(IV)$ Metaphase in Column-$II$,which is characterized by $(a)$

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$A-IV-a, B-I-c, C-II-d, D-III-b$

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(A) The correct matching is as follows:$1$. $(A)$ Metaphase (image $1$) corresponds to $(IV)$ Metaphase in Column-$II$,which is characterized by $(a)$ being the best stage to study the morphology of chromosomes.$2$. $(B)$ Anaphase (image $2$) corresponds to $(I)$ Anaphase in Column-$II$,which is characterized by $(c)$ the separation of chromatids.$3$. $(C)$ Telophase (image $3$) corresponds to $(II)$ Telophase in Column-$II$,which is characterized by $(d)$ the reappearance of the nuclear membrane and nucleolus.$4$. $(D)$ Interphase (image $4$) corresponds to $(III)$ Interphase in Column-$II$,which is characterized by $(b)$ occurring after cytokinesis (as it is the resting phase before the next division).Thus,the correct sequence is $A-IV-a, B-I-c, C-II-d, D-III-b$.

Column $I$	Column $II$
$A$. Synapsis aligns homologous chromosomes	$(i)$ Anaphase $II$
$B$. Synthesis of $RNA$ and protein	$(ii)$ Zygotene
$C$. Action of enzyme recombinase	$(iii)$ $G_2$ phase
$D$. Centromeres do not separate but chromatids move towards opposite poles	$(iv)$ Anaphase $I$
	$(v)$ Pachytene

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Column-$I$ (Stage of cell)	Column-$II$ (Phase of cell division)	Column-$III$ (Characteristics)
$(A)$ Metaphase	$(I)$ Anaphase	$(a)$ Best stage to study morphology of chromosome
$(B)$ Anaphase	$(II)$ Telophase	$(b)$ Comes after cytokinesis
$(C)$ Telophase	$(III)$ Interphase	$(c)$ Separation of chromatid
$(D)$ Interphase	$(IV)$ Metaphase	$(d)$ Nuclear membrane and nucleolus reappears