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. So a likelihood of one. In this case, we have a 0.4 likelihood 0.1 likelihood 0.1 likelihood and a 0.4 likelihood. And let's just mention that these are the recombinant recombinant gametes, okay?