With the exception of the 12 cranial nerves, other major nerves exit the brain through the:

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Garrett Rivas

Biology

7 January, 12:46

With the exception of the 12 cranial nerves, other major nerves exit the brain through the:

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Ashly Mayer · Answer 1

I think the answer should be medulla oblongata or foramen magnum.

The major nerves that leave brain should form a thick cord in the brain stem that called medulla oblongata. Medulla oblongata will pass a big hole in the base of the skull that called foramen magnum. Depends on what part the question asked (bone or tissue), it probably between those two options.