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The impacts of landscape alteration on herpetofauna assemblages can have negative consequences in the fauna composition, related to changes in the distribution and species diversity. In this study was evaluated the effect of vegetation in the composition of the herpetofauna community in a fragmented landscape of eastern Amazon, specify in the Serra Azul region, located in the Lower Amazon, municipality of Monte Alegre on Para State. We used two sampling methods: time-constrained searches and pitfall traps with drift fences. Sampling occurred in four localities with different land use history and vegetation cover. The sampling occurred during the rainy and dry seasons between the years 2013-2014, twice on begin rainy and once on begin dry, totaling a sampling effort of 120 hours-catcher and traps 1.912 hours-bucket. We record 23 species of anurans and 27 species of reptiles (12 lizards, 12 snakes, two turtles and one alligator). The species accumulation curve tended to stabilize. The richness of species estimated in this study was 71 (± 4.74). The richness of the community was higher in weir localities and crops area and lower in forest and primary forest edge localities.

Variation in vegetation cover affect the herpetofauna assembly composition at the Serra Azul, eastern Amazon