Three species of Brucella affect humans: B. melitensis, B. abortus and B. suis (other species can cause infection in humans, but only rarely). Of these three species, infections by B. melitensis are the most common in humans and are also the most serious (55).hree species of Brucella affect humans: B. melitensis, B. abortus and B. suis (other species can cause infection in humans, but only rarely). Of these three species, infections by B. melitensis are the most common in humans and are also the most serious (55).
Mt. Fuji is the tallest mountain in Japan (3,776.24 m) and is known widely for it's very symetricaly shaped cone. It is also an active volcano, having erupted last in 1707-8. Fuji-san has also been the subject of much art in Japan, most notably Hokusai's 36 views of Mt. Fuji.t. Fuji is called Fuji-san in Japanese, written as å¯å£«å±±, with 'san' = mountain. It is actually an active volcano, and is the most important peak symbolically in Japan. (People also call it Fuji-san to mean Mr. Fuji in a sense, because it's so familiar.). Some reasons for its importance: 1.
Tectonic Plates. Mt. Fuji sits on a subduction zone of tectonic plates where the Philippine plate is sinking beneath Japan. A tear in the Philippine plate was discovered by scientists at the University of Kyoto, allowing high volumes of mantle to keep Mt. Fujiâs magma chamber filled.t. Fuji: Geology of a Volcano. Japanâs most famous volcano, Mt. Fuji was last active in 1707, but is still classified as an active, but dormant volcano. The countryâs highest mountain at 12,390 feet, it is also Japanâs most recognized feature.