Step 1: Separate the two classification systems for zoonoses. The life-cycle scheme depends on how many host species the agent needs and includes direct, cyclo, meta, and sporo zoonoses.
Step 2: The transmission-direction scheme describes who infects whom and includes anthropozoonoses (animal to human), zooanthroponoses (human to animal), and amphixenoses (either way).
Step 3: The odd term in a life-cycle list is anthropozoonoses, which is a direction-of-transmission label, making it the exception asked for.
\[\boxed{\text{Anthropozoonoses}}\]