ResumenObjetivo: Registrar la diversidad de anuros asociados en la Reserva Natural Comunitaria el Manantial, Florencia, Caquetá, Colombia. Metodología: La fase de campo se efectuó por medio de búsqueda intensiva auditiva y visual en dos hábitats: quebrada y bosque ripario. Se usó el programa estadístico SigmaPlot 1 1.0, Estimates 9.0 y programa virtual iNEXT. Resultados: Se registró un total de 564 individuos de anuros, correspondientes a 14 especies, nueve géneros y seis familias. La familia Leptodactylidae presentó la mayor riqueza con 4 especies correspondientes a 3 géneros (Adenomera, Lithodytes y Leptodactylus); las familias Aromobatidae (Hyloxalus bokagei) y Centrolenidae (Teratohyla midas) solo presentaron una especie cada una. Discusión: Tanto la quebrada como el bosque ripario presentaron valores similares de riqueza de especies, lo cual se puede deber a la complejidad estructural en relación con los tipos de nicho que pueden ofrecer a los anuros, así como las variables ambientales asociadas a estos sistemas en razón a la presencia de diferentes estratos y variedad de microhábitats. Conclusión: Este tipo de investigaciones permite comprender cómo se encuentran los ecosistemas en términos de diversidad y abundancia de especies comprendiendo la estructura de los mismos.Palabras clave: Anuros, Bosque ripario, Diversidad, Quebrada, Reserva. AbstractObjective: To record the diversity of Anura associated with the Manantial Community Nature Reserve, Florencia, Caquetá, Colombia. Methodology: The field phase was carried out by means of auditory and visual intensive search in two habitats: quebrada and riparian forest. SigmaPlot 1 1.0, 9.0 and virtual program Estimates iNEXT statistical program was used. Results: A total of 564 individuals of Anura, corresponding to 14 species, nine genera and six families were recorded. The family Leptodactylidae had the highest species richness with 4 corresponding to 3 genera (Adenomera, Lithodytes and Leptodactylus); the aromobatidae (Hyloxalus bokagei) and Centrolenidae family (Teratohyla Midas) presented only one species each. Discussion: Both the creek and riparian forest showed similar values of species richness, which may be due to the structural complexity in relation to the types of niche that can offer anura and environmental variables associated with these systems because to the presence of different layers and variety microhabitat. Conclusion: This type of research allows us to understand how ecosystems are in terms of diversity and abundance of species structure comprising the same.
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