yardanglike
Yardanglike is a term used in geology and geomorphology to describe landforms that resemble yardangs but are formed by processes other than wind erosion. Yardangs are distinctive erosional features typically found in arid and semi-arid regions, characterized by elongated, streamlined ridges sculpted by wind abrasion and deflation. They often possess a sharp, irregular crest and a steep, windward face, tapering into a gentler, leeward slope.
When a landform exhibits a morphology similar to a yardang, such as a ridge-like structure with a