Abstract
The possibility of connecting apparently different descriptions of quarks in nuclei has already been shown. We now pursue the consequences of this “duality” for flavour-singlet distributions. An interesting possibility is that nuclear pions may have unusual quark-gluon substructure. Indeed, pions in general could be relatively “rich” in glue.
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