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Fifth cranial nerve of frog is called
Options
(a) Opic nerve
(b) Vagus nerve
(c) Trigeminal nerve
(d) Opthalmic nerve
Correct Answer:
Trigeminal nerve
Explanation:
Trigeminal nerve is the fifth cranial nerve of frog. It arises from the antero-lateral sides of medulla oblongata.
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