That's exactly what we have here. We have essentially a perfect pairing of these alleles. Now, as I mentioned earlier, and this is an important point, even though each allele pair contains similar genes, the genes that code for similar traits, the genes do not have to code for identical traits. So, for example, if we're talking about humans, and let's say this allele or this gene codes for the color blue of our eyes, and this codes for some other color, then they will not be the same exact gene. This could be blue, this could be green, or this could be blue, this could be brown, and so forth. So what that means is these allele pairs do not have to code for that same identical type of protein.