This entire chromosome that consists of two individual chromatids are pulled to one side. And so eventually, when our cytokinetis takes place, we have two of these daughter cells. Now, one of them contains one extra chromatid while the other one contains one less chromatid. So we see that this process of nondisjunction, which is basically the unequal separation of chromosomes to both sides of our cell, can take place in mitosis as well as in meiosis. Now, because mitosis consists of one anaphase, nondisjunction takes place only at one location during our cell cycle of mitosis or cell division of mitosis. But in meiosis, because we have two individual anaphase processes, we have anaphase one and anaphase two, there are two places where nondisjunction can actually take place.