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Approximately 55% of time spent is in Interphase, then 28% Prophase, 8% Metaphase, 6% Anaphase, and 3% Telophase.

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The time in each stage of mitosis is almost always varied; usually from 1-6 hours. It is very hard to find a stage of mitosis in the same stage for less than one hour.

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About 40 minutes is spent in mitosis. In total, 1 hour is spent in mitosis and cytokinesis.

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