After 30 years of dissecting the brains of rats after they had learned various tasks, Lashley acknowledged that his work had revealed significant evidence for the existence of the engram.

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Lashley's extensive research failed to identify the engram, leading him to conclude that memories were not stored in any single location in the brain, but rather were distributed throughout.

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