Final answer:
Artificial selection depends on breeders selectively breeding individuals with desirable traits, some individuals having more desirable traits than others, and the traits being passed from parents to offspring.
Step-by-step explanation:
Successful artificial selection, such as that practiced by plant and animal breeders, depends on:
Breeders being able to selectively breed individuals with the most desirable traits;
Some individuals having more desirable traits than others; and
When individuals with the most desirable traits are bred, their traits must be passed from parents to offspring.
All of these factors are necessary for artificial selection to take place (Option D).