Eccrine glands
A) are located primarily on the face and head.
B) produce sweat.
C) lubricate the skin with sebum.
D) are located mainly in the groin and armpit.

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Eccrine glands are sweat glands and are located all over the body. They are not responsible for producing sebum, which is produced by sebaceous glands. Neither are they located primarily in certain areas such as the face and head or the groin and armpit.

Eccrine Glands