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    The Cranial Nerve That Arises from the Spinal Cord Is
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The Cranial Nerve That Arises from the Spinal Cord Is

Question 129

Question 129

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The cranial nerve that arises from the spinal cord is the:


A) abducens.
B) accessory.
C) glossopharyngeal.
D) vagus.

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