<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:Where does the only cranial nerve without a thalamic relay nucleus enter the skull?? A: Foramen rotundum, B: Jugular foramen, C: Internal auditory meatus, D: Superior orbital fissure, E: Cribriform plate,  <response>: This is an anatomy question asking about the cranial nerves and their entry points into the skull. The question is specifically asking about the only cranial nerve that does not have a thalamic relay nucleus. Based on knowledge of cranial nerve anatomy, the only cranial nerve that does not synapse in the thalamus before projecting to the cortex is the olfactory nerve CN I. The olfactory nerve detects smells and projects directly to the olfactory cortex. Therefore, the answer should be the entry point of the olfactory nerve CN I into the skull.E: Cribriform plate 