Before revision: During their life cycle, all anamniote classes pass through a completely aquatic egg stage, as well as an aquatic larval stage during which all hatchlings morphologically resemble tiny finless fish (known as a fry or a tadpole for fish and amphibians, respectively), before metamorphosizing into juvenile and adult forms (which might be aquatic, semiaquatic or even terrestrial), thus indicating their close physiological relationship .
After revision: During their life cycle, all anamniote classes pass through a completely aquatic egg stage, as well as an aquatic larval stage during which all hatchlings morphologically resemble tiny finless fish (known as a fry or a tadpole for fish and amphibians, respectively), before metamorphosizing into juvenile and adult forms (which might be aquatic, semiaquatic or even terrestrial), thus indicating their physiological homology .