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Terrestrial arthropofauna at Pari and Ondores, at the Junin Natural Reserve, Peru, was assessed using: (1) pit fall traps and (2) ultraviolet light-traps. For arthropofauna, alpha and beta diversity were calculated. Terrestrial arthropofauna captured were assigned to trophic guilds. Nine families were found. The soil traps with carcass captured the highest quantity of specimens, with Collembola Order as the most frequent. Decomposer’s level was the most predominant. We conclude that rapid biodiversity assessment (RBA) at the Junin National Reserve is relatively low for terrestrial arthropofauna.

DIVERSIDAD DE LA ARTROPOFAUNA TERRESTRE EN LA RESERVA NACIONAL DE JUNÍN, PERÚ