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a. Olfactory nerve ( helps in the detection of smell).
b. Optic nerve ( supplies the eye and considered as continuation of brain)
c. Occulomotor nerve ( supplies the muscles of eyes).
d. Trigeminal nerve ( supplies the face which has three branches ophthalmic, maxillary and mandibular branches)
e. Pons ( it is the part which connect forebrain to hindbrain)
f. Hypoglossal nerve ( which supplies the muscles of tongue).
g. Vagus nerve ( responsible for sympathetic and parasympathetic stimulation and supplies diaphragm).
h. Medulla oblongata ( it is an important structure which has respiratory and vomiting centre)
i. Cerebellum ( which helps in the stability of the body)
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