It has been known for a long time that the baryons cannot be point-like spin-l/2 particles like the electron and the muon. In the lowest mass baryon octet, containing p, n, ~+, ~0, ~ , A, ~0 and Z , the charged baryon magnetic moments differ considerably from their "natural" values, qBeh/2mB c, and, where they have been measured, the magnetic moments of the neutrals are of the same order of mag...