When both B and E alleles are present then color of labrador will be black.
When only E allele is present then the color will be chocolate.
When e allele is present in homozygous condition then color will be yellow.

As shown in the cross there are four genotypes out of eight that has ee genotype.
So 50% of the progeny will be Yellow.
So, correct answer is option B- 50%
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