Well, we basically form an uppercase T, lowercase T. And so this type of offspring is known as a heterozygous individual. It has one dominant and one recessive. Now, what will be the phenotype of such an individual? Well, basically as a result of the law of dominance, because uppercase T will mask, it will inhibit the expression lowercase T. In this case, we're going to get a tall and not a short phenotype. Now, what will happen when this mixes with this? Well, we basically produce once again, this same type of heterozygous individual.