Step definitions and other bindings are global in SpecFlow. This means that regardless of the way you split the step definition methods into multiple classes, finally they will be put to a global registry.Whenever SpecFlow executes a step, it tries to find the one and only step definition matching to the step text.tep definitions and other bindings are global in SpecFlow. This means that regardless of the way you split the step definition methods into multiple classes, finally they will be put to a global registry. Whenever SpecFlow executes a step, it tries to find the one and only step definition matching to the step text.
Despite its scaly appearance, the pangolin is not a reptile. This mammalâs scales are actually made up of keratin, and these scales make up about 15% of its weight. The pangolin has a small head and a long, broad tail. It has no external ears, but its hearing is quite good.
Such scales have a definite size and do not grow along with the animal. Instead when the animal's growth opens up a large enough space between two or more denticles a new one grows to fill the space. The scales/denticles of cartilaginous fish are discrete, they do not overlap as do the scales of bony fishes.In the images below show that part of the scale which is embedded in the skin of the fish as coloured orange, (however in reality it is not coloured like this) and the part we see as coloured grey.ther species, like the Common Eel appear to have no scales but they really have microscopic scales deeply embedded in their dermis. Even in those fish that have scales they do not always cover the whole body. The size, and distribution of scales over a fish's body often, but not always, reflect the way it lives.