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A number of studies has investigated the genetics of the SAC individuals [13, 26–29], mainly of those living close to Cape Town. They confirm the inferences drawn from historical records: the six main demographic groups that contributed to the genetic pool of the SAC were the Khoe-San (19.1–43.0%), Bantu-speakers/West Africans (17.9–33.0%), East Africans (< 3%), South Asians/Indians, Southeast Asians (Asian ancestries: 9.0–19.9%) and Europeans (19.3–38.5%)
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: periodical has ISBN (link)A number of studies has investigated the genetics of the SAC individuals [13, 26–29], mainly of those living close to Cape Town. They confirm the inferences drawn from historical records: the six main demographic groups that contributed to the genetic pool of the SAC were the Khoe-San (19.1–43.0%), Bantu-speakers/West Africans (17.9–33.0%), East Africans (< 3%), South Asians/Indians, Southeast Asians (Asian ancestries: 9.0–19.9%) and Europeans (19.3–38.5%)
A number of studies has investigated the genetics of the SAC individuals [13, 26–29], mainly of those living close to Cape Town. They confirm the inferences drawn from historical records: the six main demographic groups that contributed to the genetic pool of the SAC were the Khoe-San (19.1–43.0%), Bantu-speakers/West Africans (17.9–33.0%), East Africans (< 3%), South Asians/Indians, Southeast Asians (Asian ancestries: 9.0–19.9%) and Europeans (19.3–38.5%)
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