单选题 According to the passage, what is considered to be Gall's most lasting contribution to neuroanatomy?

• (A) His scientific approach, which privileged observation of physiognomy over actual anatomical experiment on the brain.
• (B) His articulation of a concept of mental function based on specific brain anatomy.
• (C) His generalization that all cognitive function was localized on a one-to-one basis with parts of the brain.
• (D) His development of a theory of fixed, innate mental faculties that were inherited at birth.
• (E) His criticism of Flouren's destructive ablation procedure, and his insistence on more precise methods of experiment.