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Label the selected nerves in the image. Note that not all of the cranial nerves have labels associated with them. CN X CN XI CN II CN III CN XII CN IV CNV CNT CN IX CN VI CN VIII CV VII

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The labelling of the nerves in the image can be done as olfactory nerve (CN I) and optic nerve (CN) II.

The cerebrum is the origin of both the optic nerve (CN II) and olfactory nerve (CN I). The brain stem gives rise to cranial nerves III through XII. The brain stem locations of the cranial nerves are numbered from superior to inferior, then medial to lateral, and the order in which they leave the skull.

CN is olfactory nerve, CN II is optic nerve, CN III is oculomotor, CN IV is trochlear, CN V is trigeminal, CN VI is abducens, CN VII is facial nerve, CN VIII is vestibulocochlear, CN IX is Glossopharyngeal, CN X is Vagus, CN XI is Spinal Accessory, CN II is CN XII is Hypoglossal Nerve. You can have a look in the picture to get a clear reference.

To know more about cranial nerves, refer to the following link:

https://brainly.com/question/5865278

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