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Data on hyperon form factors recently obtained from annihilation reactions are compared to each other and to proton and neutron form factors, in terms of two kinematical variables: the transferred momentum square, q², and the modulus P of the relative momentum between the outgoing baryons. They are critically discussed in terms of possible correlated structures. The present status of the time-like form factor data for baryons is described and suggestions are given on the reactions and the kinematical range where data are desirable in order to clarify the arisen questions.
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