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The HoTT book (specifically chapter 5) acts like there is a concept of "inductive type", of which the notion of a "W-type" is a special case:
So far, we have been discussing only particular inductive types: 0, 1, 2, N, coproducts, products, Σ-types, W-types, etc.
What would be an example of an inductive type that is not a W-type? I always thought of "W-type" as an already quite general notion of the idea of an "inductive type".