Let's suppose we have a male individual that contains this genotype. So we have these three pairs of homologous chromosomes and on each one of these individual chromosomes we only have uppercase letters. So we have uppercase A, uppercase A on this set of alleles we have uppercase B, uppercase B on the second set of alleles and uppercase C, uppercase C and let's suppose we mate this male individual with the female that is homozygous recessive for all of these different genes. So we have lowercase A, lowercase A on the first set of chromosomes, lowercase B, lowercase B on the second set. And lowercase C, lowercase C. Now, if we made these two individuals, then what we see is the offspring that is produced, the f one generation will be uppercase A, lowercase A. And that's because one of these one of these one of these chromosomes, uppercase A will come from the male, and the other one, lowercase A will come from the female and so will produce uppercase A, lowercase A.