So we have uppercase G, uppercase G, lower case and lowercase N. So uppercase G, uppercase G, lower case and lowercase N. And before they actually mates, they have to produce our gametes, the sex cells. And in this case, because we have female, these are going to be X cells. Now, because we're assuming these genes are linked, that means they're located on the same exact chromosome. And in this particular case, if you carry out the process of Meiosis, we only have one type of gamete that can actually form. And that gamete will have a chromosome that contains an upper case G, a lowercase N. So this is our X cell, and this is equivalent to basically redrawing it in the following diagram. So we have this chromosome that contains lowercase ng and uppercase G, lower case ng, an uppercase G gene.