Vryburger population in the Cape in the late 1600s show remarkably similar results. The genetic analysis of the descendants of this new ethnicity, today referred to as Afrikaners, shows that 95.3% of its ancestry came from European populations, mostly coming from Dutch and German (61–and 71%), French (13–26%), with smaller fractions from other European groups.[58] Noticeable levels were shown from South Asians (1.7%), Khoe-San (1.3%), East Asians (0.9%), West/East Africans (0.8%), and Native Americans (0.1%).[59]
