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    Himmesh Sanjay Shastri, a 10th grade student at Rose Class, researched the topic of the food chain under the guidance of Rashmi Patel. The research paper introduces food chains as the transfer of energy from organisms that eat plants as producers, then to animals that eat the plants, and ending with decomposers. It defines a food chain as living things eating each other to move nutrients around an ecosystem and explains that trophic levels refer to the stages in a food chain from producers to primary, secondary, and tertiary consumers.

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    Himmesh Sanjay Shastri, a 10th grade student at Rose Class, researched the topic of the food chain under the guidance of Rashmi Patel. The research paper introduces food chains as the transfer of energy from organisms that eat plants as producers, then to animals that eat the plants, and ending with decomposers. It defines a food chain as living things eating each other to move nutrients around an ecosystem and explains that trophic levels refer to the stages in a food chain from producers to primary, secondary, and tertiary consumers.

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    Himmesh Sanjay Shastri, a 10th grade student at Rose Class, researched the topic of the food chain under the guidance of Rashmi Patel. The research paper introduces food chains as the transfer of energy from organisms that eat plants as producers, then to animals that eat the plants, and ending with decomposers. It defines a food chain as living things eating each other to move nutrients around an ecosystem and explains that trophic levels refer to the stages in a food chain from producers to primary, secondary, and tertiary consumers.

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    * NAME – HIMESH

    SANJAY SHASTRI
    CLASS = 10TH ROSE
    ROLL NUMBER = 34

    PROJECT TOPIC = FOOD CHAIN.

    GUIDED BY = RASHMI PATEL.


    FOOD
    CHAIN.
    1. Food Chain:
    Introduction
    2. What is a
    Food
    Chain?
    3. Food chain
    feeding
    pattern
    FOOD CHAIN
    INTRODUCTION.
    Basically, a food chain shows which
    organism eats another organism. It's
    like a chain where energy and
    nutrients are transferred from one
    organism to another. It all starts with
    the plants or other producers, then
    moves on to the animals that eat the
    plants, and so on until it reaches the
    decomposers. Through this process,
    we can see how everything is
    connected and how each organism
    relies on others to live.
    WHAT IS A FOOD
    CHAIN?
    In nature, there's a
    chain of events called a
    food chain. It's when
    one living thing eats
    another living thing,
    and then something else
    eats that first living
    thing. This helps to
    move important
    nutrients and energy
    around in the
    ecosystem, and it's what
    keeps everything in
    balance.
    FOOD CHAIN FEEDING
    PATTERN.

    The food chain also explains


    the feeding pattern of living
    organisms. Trophic level refers
    to the sequential stages in a
    food chain, starting with
    producers at the bottom,
    followed by primary,
    secondary consumers and
    tertiary consumers. Every level
    in a food chain is known as a
    trophic level.
    *Thanks

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