116 LABORATORY FIVE: Introduction to Nervous System and Muscle; Axial Muscles Exercise 5-2: Serial Homologs of the Lateral Hypaxial Musculature. Fill in the following table. Be sure to have it examined by your laboratory instructor for correctness before you leave the session. Appendix Two can provide help. Lateral Abdominal Muscle External Oblique Internal Oblique Transversus Abdominus Function(s) Homolog in Thorax Table 5.1. Lateral hypaxial muscles of the abdominal region and their thoracic equivalents.

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