Eccrine and sebaceous glands differ in
A) type of secretion.
B) material secreted.
C) location in the body.
D) their association with hair follicles.
E) all of the above

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Eccrine and sebaceous glands differ in all of the above factors. Eccrine glands produce a watery secretion for thermoregulation, while sebaceous glands produce an oil secretion for lubrication of the skin and hair. Eccrine glands are distributed all over the body, while sebaceous glands are typically located in association with hair follicles.

Eccrine and Sebaceous Glands Differ in