Abstract
A hard intrinsic charm component of the nucleon, as recently deduced from the charm hadroproduction data, is shown to account for the anomalously small scale breaking (Λ0.1 GeV) observed in the μN data of Norton et al. (European Muon Collaboration), without affecting the results (Λ=0.30.4 GeV) of the SLAC-MIT (Stanford Linear Accelerator Center-Massachusetts Institute of Technology) or CDHS (CERN-Universität Dortmund-Universität Heidelberg-Centre d'Etudes Nucléaires de Saclay) Collaborations.