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Impact of forest disturbance and land use change on soil and litter arthropod assemblages in tropicaf disturbance in tropical forests, and with forest conversion into agroforestry and agricultural systems, soil/litter temperature and moisture levels become extremely important, leading to reduced densities and species richness. Changes of soil pH, a reduction of the litter habitat and increased ant