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Family Mylagaulidae appeared in the late Oligocene. These extinct mermaid sized rodents were fossorial, and 1 or 2 forms are notable for having prominent nasal horns. The aplodontids Spread later to Europe and Asia but since in the middle placing have lived only in the moist, forested parts of the Pacific slope of North America.
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