The ventral ramus of a spinal nerve could:

a. supply the nerves to the diaphragm
b. supply the nerves to the muscles and skin of the anterior trunk
c. supply nerves to the muscle and skin of the limbs
d. all of the above


Answer: d. all of the above

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