Question

identify structures of prokaryotic cells
identify the structures in the cell pictured on the right.
label a
label b
label c
label d
x cytoplasm
cell membrane
dna
ribosomes
retry

Explanation:

Prokaryotic cells have distinct structures. Without seeing the specific cell - picture details, we can make general associations. The cell membrane is the outer - most layer that encloses the cell. DNA is the genetic material, often in a circular form in prokaryotes. Ribosomes are involved in protein synthesis and are present in the cytoplasm. The cytoplasm is the gel - like substance inside the cell membrane where all the cellular components are suspended.

Answer:

Since no specific picture details are provided, we cannot accurately label A, B, C, and D. However, if we assume a typical prokaryotic cell structure:
If A is the outer - most layer, it could be the cell membrane.
If B is a circular structure inside the cell, it could be DNA.
If C is small dots distributed in the cell, they could be ribosomes.
If D is the gel - like substance filling the cell, it could be the cytoplasm. But this is all speculation without the actual visual reference of the labeled parts in the picture.