Original sentence: Bregulla (1993) suggested it might be in the area around Mont Panié and Mont Humboldt—about 60km SE of Canala—and the Massif du Kouakoué.Its tarsus is 16 cm long.The New Caledonian Lorikeet is 18-19 cm long (the size of a large hand), 7-8 cm of which is the slim and pointed tail.The wings are slender and pointed, measuring 91 mm in the only specimen.diadema eggs probably measure about 19.6 x 18.7 mm
Edited sentence: Bregulla (1993) suggested it might be in the area around Mont Panié and Mont Humboldt—about 60 km SE of Canala—and the Massif du Kouakoué.Its tarsus is 16 cm long.The New Caledonian Lorikeet is 18-19 cm long (the size of a large hand), 7-8 cm of which is the slim and pointed tail.The wings are slender and pointed, measuring 91 mm in the only specimen.diadema eggs probably measure about 19.6 x 18.7 mm