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Experimental FRS (light blue) and PLD (light green) for zebrafish embryos are plotted together with FRS and PLD (darker colors) obtained by 100 realizations of numerical simulations. The physical model for the simulations included PSM shortening, changes in advection pattern and coupling strength. The box-whisker plot indicates (0.05, 0.25, 0.75, 0.95) quantiles of FRS and PLD. The white bars indicate median. Due to the lack of the information about the formation of final segments, we did not perform simulations for the latest washout |