Which landform is created by wind erosion where soft rock layers are eroded faster beneath hard rock layers, forming mushroom-like rock structures in desert areas?
Options:
- A: Yardangs
- B: Zeugen
- C: Mushroom Rocks (Gour)
- D: Barchans
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