The term diallel was coined by:
A) Yates
B) Hayman
C) Griffing
D) Kempthorne
In self-pollinated species, diallel cross was first used by:
A) Jinks and Hayman
B) Griffing
C) Kempthorne
D) Gilbert
The numerical approach of diallel analysis was developed by:
A) K. Mather
B) Hayman
C) Griffing
D) Falconer
In a half diallel, total number of crosses among P parents would be:
A) P(P - 1) / 2
B) P(P + 1) / 2
C) P(P - 1)
D) P ^ 2
The concept of partial diallel was developed by:
A) Yates
B) Hayman
C) Griffing
D) Kempthorne
In partial diallel, every parent is mated with:
A) Every other parent
B) Few other parents
C) A common set of parents
D) None of these
The concept of line x tester cross analysis was developed by:
A) Hayman
B) Griffing
C) Kempthorne
D) Gilbert
In line x tester cross, each male is mated with:
A) Same set of females
B) Different sets of females
C) Few females of a set
D) All of the above
The concept of triallel cross analysis was developed by:
A) Jinks and Hayman
B) Kempthorne
C) Rawlings and Cokerham
D) Eberhart & Russell
Triallel cross refers to:
A) Three way crosses
B) Single crosses
C) Double crosses
D) Multiple crosses

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