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Fallacies of relevance
R1: The appeal to populace (argumentum ad populum)
R2: The appeal to emotion
R3: The red herring
R4: The straw man
R5: The attack on the person (argumentum ad hominem)
R6: The appeal to force (argumentum ad baculum)
R7: Missing the point (ignoratio elenchi)
Fallacies of defective induction
D1: The argument from ignorance (argumentum ad ignorantiam)
D2: Appeal to inappropriate authority (argumentum ad veredicundiam)
D3: False Cause (argument non causa pro causa)
D4: Hasty generalization (fallacy of converse accident)
Fallacies of presumption
P1: Accident
P2: Complex question (plurium interrogationum)
P3: Begging the question (Petitio Principii)
Fallacies of ambiguity
A1: Equivocation
A2: Amphiboly
A3: Accent
A4: Composition
A5: Division