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The final enemy in the short AP at the end of Mythic Adventures is a non-mythic creature that has class levels and tiers/path like a character.
Unfortunately I don't think it really provides an example of what happens if a creature is both a mythic creature with ranks and a mythic character with tiers.
You could do this one of two ways.
Either a creature can only have one or the other, in which case a monster that normally advances through HD should advance via mythic ranks whereas a monster that normally advances through class levels (most player races) should advance through mythic tiers.
OR a creature can gain both. In this case the ranks and tiers should probably stack to determine a creature's total number of surge points, path abilities, and the strength of those abilities.