We're going to produce the yellow coat color. So if both of these D genes are recessive, if they're lowercase DS, no matter what we're going to have in this case, we're going to inhibit the production of this. And so we're going to get a light yellow coat color. But if it's either homozygous dominant or heterozygous for D, then because we have the presence of at least one uppercase D, that means we're going to have a darker color. And the type or the shade of the dark color depends on if we have at least one of these uppercase bees. If we don't have an uppercase bees on either one of these two chromosomes, we produce a chocolate color.