An engram has been described by Karl Lashley and other neuroscientists as:
A) a piece of information that interferes with the formation of a new memory.
B) a message sent from the brain to the spinal cord.
C) the memory trace in the brain that is the biological basis of memory.
D) the puzzle that is amnesia.

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An engram is the memory trace in the brain that is the biological basis of memory, as described by Karl Lashley and other neuroscientists.

An Engram Has Been Described by Karl Lashley and Other