Links between fluvial and aeolian landforms

Question 1

Mesas and Buttes

Answer 1

Originally incised by fluvial processes
Without presence of river/water
Can be subject to aeolian processes - especially at lower levels

Question 2

Inselbergs

Answer 2

Usually formed by fluvial but also partly by aeolian
Without presence of water - eroded only by aeolian processes
Could explain flat top and base rounding

Question 3

Yardangs

Answer 3

Formed by aeolian processes

But can be exacerbated by flash flood courses

Question 4

Zeugen

Answer 4

Formed by aeolian processes
Soft rock can be eroded by flash floods
In presence of water can erode so it falls