Explanation of Quarks in Mesons

Physicist believe there are six quarks - up (u), down (d), charm (c), strange (s), top (t), and bottom (b) and their antiquarks - antiup, antidown, anticharm, antistrange, antibottom, and antitop. Antiquarks are labeled with a letter with a bar over it.
Each meson consists of one quarks and one antiquark represented by small circles within the larger circle. Quarks are labeled with a letter. A meson cannot be made of two quarks or two antiquarks.
Examples of mesons are the pion and the kaon.