Technically, we have all these different chromosomes that also align. But once again, to save space and time, I've only discussed I've only included chromosome pair 21. So normally what happens is we have this mitotic spindle apparatus that forms and these fibers extend from our mitotic spindle apparatus. And these fibers should attach onto each one of these respective chromosome pairs. And during anaphase one of meiosis, we have the segregation, the movement of these chromosome pairs to opposite poles. And so after meiosis one takes place, we form these two haploid cells.