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Living members of selected species have algae as symbionts

The two species analyzed [Globigerinoides ruber and G. sacculifer] are both living today, and the living animals have photosynthetic algae as symbionts.

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Living members of selected species have algae as symbionts
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Historic symbiont relationship identical to current relationship
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Photosynthetic algae require sunlight to survive
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