Newfoundland fauna. Bilingual infants. Erectile issues.

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• The Wildlife Society writes about a study into the impact of non-native animals on Newfoundland's ecosystem. The lead author is Justin Strong, a Master’s student in the Department of Biology. 
• PsychologyToday.com posts an interview with Krista Byers-Heinlein, assistant professor in the Department of Psychology, about her work on the impact of bilingualism on children's early cognitive development and how bilingual infants separate their languages.
• Media continue to report on a study conducted by Jim Pfaus, professor in the Department of Psychology, and Nicole Prause, an associate research scientist in UCLA's Department of Psychiatry. The research contradicts earlier claims that the more erotica men watch, the likelier they are to experience erectile problems: Sexenio (in Spanish), Fyens (in Danish), Jubii (in Danish) and Capital (in Spanish). The study is published in The Journal of Sexual Medicine.

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