The efes locus (with alleles e (dominant) and e (recessive)) and the falafel locus (with alleles f (dominant) and f (recessive)) locus are 9.0 map units apart. if an eeff individual (with non-recombinant gametes ef/ef) is mated with an ef/ef individual, which of the following statements is true?

a. 91% of the offspring will show the dominant phenotype at the efes locus, and the recessive phenotype at the falafel locus.
b. the offspring will taste delicious!
c. 9.0% of the offspring will show both recessive phenotypes.
d. 4.5% of the offspring will show both recessive phenotypes.
e. 45% of the offspring will show the recessive phenotype at the efes locus, and the dominant phenotype at the falafel locus.

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