Select the cranial nerves that arise from the Pons.VIII.VestibulococłnerveI. OlfactorynerveXI.AccessorynerveVII. FacialnerveV.TrigeminalnerveX. VagusnerveIV. TrochlearnerveIX.GlossopharyrnerveXII.HypoglossalnerveCranialnervediagramII. Opticnerve

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VIII. Vestibulococt nerve I. Olfactory nerve XI. Accessory nerve VII. Facial nerve V. Trigeminal nerve X. Vagus nerve IV. Trochlear nerve IX. Glossopharyr nerve XII. Hypoglossal nerve Cranial nerve diagram II. Optic nerve