  We present the first measurements of the angular correlation function of
galaxies selected in the far (1530 A) and near (2310 A) Ultraviolet from the
GALEX survey fields overlapping SDSS DR5 in low galactic extinction regions.
The area used covers 120 sqdeg (GALEX - MIS) down to magnitude AB = 22,
yielding a total of 100,000 galaxies. The mean correlation length is ~ 3.7 \pm
0.6 Mpc and no significant trend is seen for this value as a function of the
limiting apparent magnitude or between the GALEX bands. This estimate is close
to that found from samples of blue galaxies in the local universe selected in
the visible, and similar to that derived at z ~ 3 for LBGs with similar rest
frame selection criteria. This result supports models that predict anti-biasing
of star forming galaxies at low redshift, and brings an additional clue to the
downsizing of star formation at z<1.
