Which of the following conditions can result in dry, peeling nail surfaces?

Onychorrhexis refers to the condition characterized by the presence of brittle and split nails, which can lead to dry, peeling surfaces. This occurs due to various factors including physical trauma, environmental exposure, or even systemic issues that compromise the integrity of the nail structure. The damage affects the nail's ability to retain moisture, resulting in a dry appearance and susceptibility to peeling.

Nail psoriasis, on the other hand, can also lead to changes in the nails, but it is typically associated with pitting, discoloration, and possibly thickening rather than just dry peeling surfaces. The other conditions mentioned, such as onychogryposis and onychomadesis, have their own specific characteristics that do not primarily focus on the peeling surface but rather on nail shape alterations or detachment.