What adjectives in Spanish usually have different masculine and feminine forms?

In Spanish, many adjectives change form based on gender. Common examples include "alto" (tall) for masculine and "alta" for feminine, "bonito" (pretty) for masculine and "bonita" for feminine, and "inteligente" (intelligent), which remains the same for both genders but can take variations in plural forms like "inteligentes." Other adjectives, such as "pequeño" (small) and "pequeña," also exhibit this gender distinction.