What we form are a gamete that contains uppercase g, lowercase M, and a gamete that contains a lowercase g, uppercase N. So one of these gametes will contain a chromosome that has uppercase g. So uppercase G, lowercase N, right? Why? Well, because this individual contains these two chromosomes meiosis takes place, separates them and so we have uppercase g, lower case N and then this one has the other one lowercase g, uppercase N so lowercase g, uppercase N and so 50% of the gametes will have this genotype and the other 50 will have that genotype. So 50% this, 50% that. Now, in this particular case, things are quite simple because we only we only form one type of sperm cell that contains uppercase g, lower case g, lower case N. So lowercase g, lower case N. And that is 100% of the offspring. And so this always forms this.