That's an IP packet. There's no such thing as "TCP packets".
IP packets can encapsulate various things depending on how you set their protocol fields. But packets are not TCP. This is quite straightforward. It simply has to do with distinct PDU nomenclature at each layer.
You can have Ethernet frames carrying IP packets too, but they are not "Ethernet packets"; that would be absurd.
IP packets can encapsulate various things depending on how you set their protocol fields. But packets are not TCP. This is quite straightforward. It simply has to do with distinct PDU nomenclature at each layer.
You can have Ethernet frames carrying IP packets too, but they are not "Ethernet packets"; that would be absurd.