Karl Lashley studied the effects of various-sized cortical lesions on maze performance in rats. He ...

Karl Lashley studied the effects of various-sized cortical lesions on maze performance in rats. He concluded that the memory deficits were correlated with the size of the lesion not the location, and that all cortical areas contribute equally to learning
 
  and memory. What is the current interpretation of these experiments? Choose the correct option.
  A) Lashley's conclusions remain unchallenged.
  B) Nothing about Lashley's studies has stood the test of time.
  C) All cortical areas contribute equally to memory in rats but not in other species.
  D) All cortical areas do not contribute equally to memory, but memories are widely distributed.