And this is the arrangement of chromosomes in the second gamete. And when they combine, they only form one type of individual upper case g, lower case g, uppercase t, lowercase t. And to see how that actually takes place, we can basically use our opponent square. So on the pundit square, these are the two gammy types for parent number one. And notice they're exactly the same. And these are the gammy types for parent number two. Once again, they're exactly the same.