Concept:Desert landforms are features shaped mainly by wind erosion and deposition in arid regions.
Explanation:Yardangs, zeugens, rock pedestals, inselbergs, barchans, and deflation hollows are typical desert landforms.
Tombolos and sandbars are coastal landforms, not desert features.
Batholiths are large igneous rock bodies formed below the surface, not by desert processes.
Zeugens are tabular rock masses with furrows, formed when wind erodes softer rock layers faster than harder layers.
Inselbergs are isolated, steep-sided hills left behind after almost complete erosion of the surrounding surface.
Thus, zeugens and inselbergs are correctly paired as desert-origin landforms.
Answer:C. Zeugens and inselbergs