Now, what about this particular case? Well, because these are all recessive, we have one type of gammy that occurs for this particular male individual. So we have, because it's the male, we have let's say a sperm cell, these are the egg cells. And so we have one type of chromosome, lowercase G, lowercase T. So we have lowercase G and a lowercase T. When recombination takes place, when crossing over takes place, nothing really changes because they are identical. And so we have lowercase G, lowercase T taking place, occurring 100% of the time. So we have 100% of the time.