And to basically show you what I mean by that so basically 50% of the cells will be arranged like so and the other 50% of the cells will be arranged like this. So this will basically not change but these here will switch and so we're going to get something that looks like this. So this will be lowercase T, lowercase T this one will be uppercase T, uppercase T and all I'm doing right now is I'm switching these two chromosomes, these two stay the same so we have GG and then we have our lowercase G, lower case G, okay? And so if this will be the arrangement of the cells, then we form this gamete and this gamete, these two types of gametes. Now, the thing about this arrangement is that each one of these are equally likely. So we have a one four chance that this will occur, a one four chance that this will occur, one four chance that this will occur, and one fourth chance that this will occur.