Question

There is a type of algae that lives in the cells of corals. These algae process carbon through photosynthesis and pass it on to corals in the form of glucose, a sugar that provides the energy corals need to survive and function. Corals offer protection for the algae and also produce wastes that the algae need for photosynthesis.
Warmer water temperatures caused by global warming disrupt photosynthesis in the algae, causing a poisonous build-up that threatens corals. This causes corals to force the algae out of their cells.

Answer 1

Corals will continue to expel algae from their cells if global warming continues, in order to avoid poisonous buildup. Corals will perish as a result of this. The algae are not protected and cannot perform photosynthesis without the presence of corals. The algae will also perish as a result of this.