And when meiosis two takes place, then these are separated, these cystochromats that are separated, and we form the following four gametes of parent one. And the same exact thing takes place with parent number two. Except here we have these two homologous chromosomes that contain genes that code for the short trait. So we have the lowercase red tea and the lowercase orange tea. And so we have replication taking place to form these two pairs that now consists of identical fistochromatids then these separate toposite sides, then these separate to form the following four gametes. And now that we form these two gametes, let's imagine this is the male.