I was looking for that too. I'm sure I've read that single cell animals were sensitive to light (and/or heat). I guess it's a speculation though, because we'd have no physical evidence.
We know that modern flagellates can steer to or away from light. When they started doing that is, as you say, pretty difficult to establish since they haven't left archaeological evidence. Unlike shellfish.
We know that modern flagellates can steer to or away from light. When they started doing that is, as you say, pretty difficult to establish since they haven't left archaeological evidence. Unlike shellfish.