What are the large lithospheric plates called?

Lithospheric plates are huge solid blocks of the earth’s crust that are in constant horizontal motion and change their shape. The fact that the lithosphere of the Earth is divided into plates was noticed by archaeologist J. Wilson in 1965. The boundaries of the lithospheric parts were marked by the American scientist V. Morgan and the French scientist K. Le-Pichon, highlighting the 7 largest:
Pacific Plate – 103.3 million sq. km.
North American Plate – 75.9 million sq. km.
Eurasian plate – 67,800,000 sq. km.
African Plate – 61.3 million sq. km.
Antarctic Plate – 60,900,000 sq. km.
Australian plate – 47,000,000 sq. km.
South American Plate – 43.6 million sq. km.