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Seahorses move up and down in the water column primarily to maintain their position and stability. They use their dorsal fins for propulsion and their pectoral fins for steering, allowing them to navigate through their environment while clinging to vegetation or corals. This vertical movement helps them avoid predators and find food, as they can access different layers of the water column. Additionally, their buoyancy is regulated by a swim bladder, which aids in this vertical movement.

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