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Larval foraging behaviour in two sibling species, Drosophila pavani and Drosophila gaucha belonging to the mesophragmatica species group, is described. Interspecific hybrid larvae derived from both reciprocal crosses of the parent species show disruption in the organization of their behaviour, leading to lower mean feeding rates. This, together with interactions involving biotic residues, described elsewhere, is likely under competitive conditions to contribute to reduced fitness of the hybrids relative to the parent species.

Disruption of the structure of larval foraging behaviour in interspecific hybrids in Drosophila