What happens after DNA replication in the eukaryotes?

A replica. TWO COPIES OF IDENTICAL DNA strands, asuming double stranded DNA was the initial source of DNA you will have two double stranded DNA strands whoose compostion will depend on what mode of repication was employed, e.g semi conservative etc.

Replication ussualy preceeds cell division for growth or development. Therefore you will probably get two identical cells.

However depending on developmental stage and spatial incidence the new cell may be entirely differet or identical to the initial cell assuming replication is succesful.

In the event that only DNA replication is taking place and no new cell formation then the products will be a still two identical copies of DNA.

Replication during formation of sex cells leads to formation of 4 cells (cant remeber if that includes the initial cell). You have need to know what cell is replicating DNA in order to try and work out what you will end up with......