Abstract
Results of the study on calcareous nannofossils found for the first time in the lower part of the Stolbovaya Group of the Kamchatsky Mys Peninsula, eastern Kamchatka, are presented. Two assemblages of different age are identified, with one assigned to the Upper Cretaceous and the other to the Paleogene (not younger than the Lutetian Stage of the Middle Eocene). The obtained data help to refine the age of terrigenous-tuffaceous sequences in the lower part of the Stolbovaya Group, which are poor in organic remains.
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