And so what happens is these two separate to opposite poles and we form two haploid cells. And then each one of those two haploid cells basically undergo meiosis two, and we form four individual gametes that are haploid. So there are four possibilities of gametes that we can form. So the four possibilities are, so we can have one chromosome, a second chromosome, a third chromosome, and a fourth chromosome. So when this segregates and separates into its individual cell, we can have uppercase G and we have uppercase T for this particular case, for this chromosome here. So this is one gamete that could be formed.