And so we're only going to focus on Part A. In the next lecture, we're going to focus on part B. So in Part A, if the color gene and the hygiene are said to be not linked with respect to one another. So if we know that these two genes, the color gene and the hygiene, are not linked, what would be the ratio or the distribution of the offspring that are formed when these two different individuals actually made? For example, if we made these individuals 1000 times, what will be the distribution of the offspring in terms of the phenotype or the genotype? So to answer this question, let's actually differentiate between linked genes and not link genes.