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• Replaced function maptools:solarpos() by suntools:solarpos() due to changes in the maptools R package.

- Solved error in function *stbc()* when using a solar-covariate due to reverse dependencies with maptools.

- The parameter *showClst* is now working properly in function *pkml()* (thanks to Huan Xia for noting it).

- Corrected a bug in the post-smoothing function (thanks to Simona Imperio for noting it). Also, we have added a method in the post-smoothing function for binClstStck instances.

• Some core functionalities have been implemented using Rcpp. This results in a significant increase in computational speed when using large datasets.

• With the aim of enhancing the EMbC R-package as a real general purpose algorithm, the dependency with respect to the move R-package has been dropped. Thus, potential users coming from domains other than ecology are not forced to install packages that are not desired. However, Move objects from the move R-package can still be used directly as input data.

• The bg parameter of the sctr function is working properly now.

• When working with move objects, version 1.9.3 was picking GMT timestamps instead of using study local timestamps. This has been changed in version 1.9.4. Of note: the example in the vignette illustrating the use of move objects was affected by this error.

• The command view was depicting the trajectory without taking into account the proportionality of the axes. This has been corrected in version 1.9.4.

• In the multivarite case, commands view() and sctr() depict plots with a light-grey background colour to enhance the visibility of the data points. We added a bg parameter to allow changing this default behaviour.

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