* Hills: These are typically smaller than mountains and have gentle, rounded slopes.
* Plateaus: While plateaus have a flat top, their edges often have rounded slopes due to erosion.
* Buttes and mesas: These are isolated, flat-topped hills with steep, often rounded slopes.
* Volcanoes: Extinct volcanoes often have rounded slopes due to erosion and weathering.
* Glacial valleys: The glaciers that formed these valleys often left behind rounded slopes due to the erosion of ice.
* Canyons: While canyons have steep sides, the erosion that forms them often creates rounded slopes at the base of the canyon walls.
The specific landform with rounded slopes will depend on the geological processes that shaped it.
