Fill in the table below with the appropriate terms.   Name of a structure is directional term to Name of the second structure Example -trapezius is proximal to pectoralis major diaphragm is superior to     is inferior to scalenes rectus abdominis is anterior to     is distal to biceps femoris pectoralis minor is medial to     is lateral to external oblique

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