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Decline of white-lipped peccary (Tayassu pecari) in a high conservation value area in Southern Yungas of Argentina. In Argentina, white-lipped peccary (Tayassu pecari) is categorized as Endangered since its distribution was reduced by 63% and its populations are fragmented. Our objectives were to determine group size and to compare camera trapping rate of white-lipped peccary between two areas in the Southern Yungas of Argentina where the species is distributed. In this study, we recorded the smallest group size (10 ± 8 whitelipped peccary/group) compared to other sites in the Neotropics. Camera trapping rate was significantly higher in the southeastern area than in the northern area. The low camera trapping rate of white-lipped peccary in the northern area (214.68 ± 927.39 vs. 0.13 ± 1.69, W = 5501, p < 0.0001) is striking given that the species was frequent to record in this area a few years ago. The information obtained in this work allows to have a current estimate of the conservation status of white-lipped peccary in the two areas of Southern Yungas of Argentina. Palabras claves: cámara trampa, Neotrópico, tasa de captura, unidad de conservación.

ESCASEZ DE REGISTROS DE PECARÍ LABIADO (Tayassu pecari) EN UN SECTOR DE ALTO VALOR DE CONSERVACIÓN DE LAS YUNGAS AUSTRALES DE ARGENTINA