Match the glands with their location in the body. in the ear canals all over the skin except the palms and soles areas with large amounts of hair apocrine gland arrowRight ceruminous gland arrowRight sebaceous gland arrowRight

Ceruminous gland → In the ear canals

Apocrine glands → All area of the skin except the palms and soles

Sebaceous gland → Areas with large amounts of hair

Explanation:

The apocrine glands are the sweat/scent glands that produce secretions having an odor. They are located in the skin mostly under the armpits, the breast nipples, and the groin

The ceruminous gland which are sweat glands, are a class of apocrine glands that are found in the outer 1/3 of the external part of the auditory canal (subcutaneously)

The sebaceous gland is an exocrine gland that lubricates the skin by opening into the follicle of the hair to secrete sebum (an oily matter)