And that basically means if we begin with 46 chromosomes in our gametocide, our daughter cells will contain 23 chromosomes in each one of the four daughter cells, and this is known as meiosis. Now, both mitosis and meiosis consist of a process of phase known as anaphase. And during anaphase, we have the separation of chromosomes or the equal separation of chromosomes to both sides of our cell. And this process is known as disjunction. Now, just like any other biological process, disjunction is also prone to mistakes. And one mistake that can take place during this junction is an unequal or an incorrect separation of chromosomes.