Most ________ (sweat) glands are located in the dermis of skin and are of two types: eccrine and apocrine.

Sweat Glands

Specialized glands in the skin that produce sweat as part of the body's mechanism for regulating temperature.

Eccrine

Referring to eccrine sweat glands, which produce sweat that is mostly water, helping to cool the body through evaporation.

Apocrine

Glands that release their secretions by shedding parts of the cell, found primarily in the underarms and groin area, associated with scent and sweat production.