. Bonn zoological bulletin. Zoology. New data of Tetradactylus ellenbergeri and Trachyiepis ivensii in northeastern Zambia 37 20° 30°. Fig. 2. Distribution of Tetradactylus ellenbergeri and Trachyiepis ivensii. T. ellenbergeri. 1= Tanzania: Gendawaki Valley, Udzung- wa Mountains (Menegon et al. 2006). 2= Tanzania: Tatanda (Spawls et al. 2002). 3= Tanzania: Songea (Spawls et al. 2002). 4= DR Congo: Kundelungu (Broadley 1971). 5= DR Congo: Kansenia (Broadley 1971). 6= Zambia: Chongwe River (Broadley 1971). 7= Zambia: Lunga Game Reserve (Broadley 1971). 8= Zambia: Ikelenge area. 9= Angola: Lunda
. Bonn zoological bulletin. Zoology. New data of Tetradactylus ellenbergeri and Trachyiepis ivensii in northeastern Zambia 37 20° 30°. Fig. 2. Distribution of Tetradactylus ellenbergeri and Trachyiepis ivensii. T. ellenbergeri. 1= Tanzania: Gendawaki Valley, Udzung- wa Mountains (Menegon et al. 2006). 2= Tanzania: Tatanda (Spawls et al. 2002). 3= Tanzania: Songea (Spawls et al. 2002). 4= DR Congo: Kundelungu (Broadley 1971). 5= DR Congo: Kansenia (Broadley 1971). 6= Zambia: Chongwe River (Broadley 1971). 7= Zambia: Lunga Game Reserve (Broadley 1971). 8= Zambia: Ikelenge area. 9= Angola: Lunda (Broadley 1971). T. ivensii. 10= DR Congo: Sanolumba Village (Branch & Haagner 1993). 11= Zambia: Ikelenge area, including source of the Zambezi and north of Ikelenge hospital (Branch & Haagner 1993). 12= Angola: Luena (Branch & Haagner 1993). 13= Angola: Dala, Lunda (Branch & Haagner 1993). 14= Angola: Alto Cuilo (Branch and Haagner 1993). 15= Angola: Alto Chicapa (Branch & Haagner 1993). 16= Angola: Luando River (Branch & Haagner 1993). 17= Angola: Curanza River (Branch & Haagner 1993). 18= Angola: Cuando River (Branch & Haagner 1993). 19= Angola: Huambo (Branch & Haagner 1993). SVL: mm and TL: mm. This results in a TL/SVL ratio of , and therefore the tail is about four times longer than the body. Broadley (1991) mentioned a subadult specimen (National Museums of Zimbabwe, NMZB 10663) with a SVL of 56 mm and a TL of 200 mm, a ratio of Distribution. In Tanzania, the species is only known from three localities: Tatanda and Songea are mentioned by Spawls et al. (2002), whereas Menegon et al. (2006) found the species also at Gendawaki Valley in the Udzungwa Mountains which is the easternmost record. In Zambia it is known from three localities (Chongwe River, Lunga Ga- me Reserve, Ikelenge area), and even in DR Congo and Angola it is only known from few localities (see fig. 2). Habitat. Spawls et al. (2002) noted that the
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