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RE: Dispelling a common breeding myth
I think of it as "picking up" and "pushing out", too. A dominant trait can be used to "pick up" a recessive; and a more recessive will "push out" that hidden.
The problem is mental models like this help up organize our thoughts, but often miss nuances.
So, when someone new comes along, they can easily think the model is complete and accurate when it's really just a short-hand for a much larger concept.
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