We have lowercase G, lower case T, this possibility. We have uppercase G, lower case G, this possibility and lowercase G, uppercase T, this possibility, this possibility and this is the same exact thing that we see when we carry out the Punnett square for this particular individual, this particular plant. So once again we see that the law of independent assortment takes place during this process metaphase two of meiosis and what it basically means is the chromosome pairs, homologous chromosomes that organize themselves into this arrangement at the equator basically can organize themselves independently of the other genes that are found within that same organism. So what that means is the members of one gene pair. So these guys here will separate independently of the members of the other gene pairs of these guys right here. And so we can have this type of arrangement, or because they're independent of one another, we can also have this type of arrangement.