Unsure on this one, but would lean towards P. kruckebergii over lemmonii.
Highly divided, but slightly pointed tips to the lobes. Slightly thicker texture, and very long narrow fronds with some bent in the middle (P lemmonii strikes me as more upright "feather-like" fronds). The frond in the background at top of the 3rd picture shows the pointed teeth that I'm tempted to call a good indicator of kruckebergii.
Probably P. kruckebergii, but I'm still having trouble with these more highly divided specimens as to where the line is between them & lemmonii.