What relief prevails in the arctic desert zone and in the taiga zone. And what climate and inland waters prevail in the taiga zone?

The Arctic deserts are characterized by a large amount of snow and ice that make up the local landscape at all seasons. In arctic deserts, the relief is complex coastal zones with low-lying plains; the interior regions are mostly mountainous. The relief of the taiga is dominated by high and low plains. Taiga is located in two belts – subarctic and temperate. Many lowland rivers originated in the taiga. Such as: Volga, Vyatka, Kama, Vasyugan, Pur, Taz, etc.