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The new micromammal site of Beydere 3 represents a typical Anatolian MN3 fauna in the high diversification and abundance of  Eumyarion . Notably, two  Eumyarion  species are new; combined, they make up almost half of the assemblage. While  Eumyarion beyderensis  sp. nov. shows simple morphology in upper molars,  Eumyarion aegeaniensis  sp. nov. shows a more complex lophs pattern. In addition, Beydere 3 yielded nine species of rodents and an ochotonid: the hamsters  Cricetodon kasapligili, Mirrabella crenulata, Megacricetodon hellenicus, Democricetodon doukasi, Vallaris zappai  and  Eumyarion  sp., the dormice  Glirulus ekremi  and  Glis  sp., the beaver  Steneofiber eseri , the squirrel  Palaeosciurus fissurae  and Ochotonidae indet. The fauna is significant in that it represents the first common occurrence of  Megacricetodon  in Anatolia.  Eumyarion  and  Megacricetodon  are both dominant groups which may indicate a signal of environmental change, but still closer to wet conditions. This, in combination with the new species of  Eumyarion , suggests that Beydere 3 represents a time slice which was previously not recorded in Anatolia. Radiometric dating of ashes overlying the section indicates that the age of the locality is older than 18.21 (± 0.19) Ma.

Beydere 3: a new early Miocene small mammal assemblage from western Anatolia, Turkey