Characteristics of the natural zones of Eurasia.

Eurasia has a great extent from north to south and from east to west, which is why all existing natural zones are present on its surface. The extreme north is covered with arctic deserts, which, when moving south, are replaced by tundra. In the temperate climatic zone, taiga is formed from coniferous forests, and deciduous forests are formed from deciduous trees. In the central part of the continent to the south of them, the steppes and semi-deserts begin. In the tropical zones of the continents, deserts are also formed in places, and in places with a large amount of rainfall, tropical rainforests.