Dr. Soumyajit Mukherjee, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Mumbai 400 076, India email: soumyajitm@gmail.com

• Mineral fish and ductile shear senses.- Trapezoid-shaped minerals and brittle shear senses.- Flanking microstructures and nucleations.- Intrafolial- and other folds in shear zones.- Grain migrations.- Mineral inclusions.- Pull-aparts, boudins and brittle faults.

From the reviews: "The book under review presents morphological variations of few selected microstructures in the form of an atlas. ... Throughout the book major findings of fundamental observations of rocks under optical microscope have been well presented. ... This book is an asset for learners, useful for self-study of microstructures and serves as a user-friendly guide for a one-semester course. I recommend the book for libraries of geoscience institutes." (Rajkumar Ghosh, Current Science, Vol. 105 (7), October, 2013)

Dr. Soumyajit Mukherjee, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Mumbai 400 076, India email: soumyajitm@gmail.com

• Mineral fish and ductile shear senses.- Trapezoid-shaped minerals and brittle shear senses.- Flanking microstructures and nucleations.- Intrafolial- and other folds in shear zones.- Grain migrations.- Mineral inclusions.- Pull-aparts, boudins and brittle faults.

From the reviews: "The book under review presents morphological variations of few selected microstructures in the form of an atlas. ... Throughout the book major findings of fundamental observations of rocks under optical microscope have been well presented. ... This book is an asset for learners, useful for self-study of microstructures and serves as a user-friendly guide for a one-semester course. I recommend the book for libraries of geoscience institutes." (Rajkumar Ghosh, Current Science, Vol. 105 (7), October, 2013)

Dr. Soumyajit Mukherjee, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Mumbai 400 076, India email: soumyajitm@gmail.com

• Mineral fish and ductile shear senses.- Trapezoid-shaped minerals and brittle shear senses.- Flanking microstructures and nucleations.- Intrafolial- and other folds in shear zones.- Grain migrations.- Mineral inclusions.- Pull-aparts, boudins and brittle faults.

From the reviews: "The book under review presents morphological variations of few selected microstructures in the form of an atlas. ... Throughout the book major findings of fundamental observations of rocks under optical microscope have been well presented. ... This book is an asset for learners, useful for self-study of microstructures and serves as a user-friendly guide for a one-semester course. I recommend the book for libraries of geoscience institutes." (Rajkumar Ghosh, Current Science, Vol. 105 (7), October, 2013)